Vintage Radio Shack Archer Car Alarm Horn. Horn Only Model 275-482 on 2040-parts.com
Colonial Heights, Virginia, United States
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Vintage Radio Shack Archer Car Alarm speaker horn. Played with a bit but never installed in a vehicle. Horn is 12 VDC and draws about 3/4 of a amp. It's LOUD! and has a siren whooper sound. Can be connected through a switch and used discreetly to have some fun. I would not use it on the street or in a moving vehicle unless you want some unneeded attention!
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