Emergency & Sports Whistles
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⚠ WARNING - VERY LOUD ⚠
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⚠ WARNING - VERY LOUD ⚠
These whistles can get VERY loud. Please avoid blowing them in confined areas (indoors). These might be an annoyance to others, so please be courteous to those nearby.
Whistles
There are a couple whistles included in this project.
S1 - Single Column Edge Tone
D2 - Dual Column Edge Tone
I am thinking about designing a referee whistle. If you think I should, please let me know!
About
Hello!
The airsoft group I play with never seems to have enough whistles (we usually only had one), and I wanted one that I could share with other players. These could act as game or emergency whistles if need be. I only had a few design criteria:
Easy to Blow (little back pressure)
Loud + Good Sound Signature (little hissing, wasted air, and is consistent tone/behavior from mid to high volume)
Simple + Small (minimalistic)
Durable + Hole (for Paracord)
Easy to Print (no supports, little material, & high success rate)
Whistle Designs
Besides the criteria above, I wanted two whistle designs:
Small Emergency Whistle (S1)
Oscillating Game Whistle ("we-yu-we-yu-we-yu") (D2)
I really wanted a small whistle that could be printed in mass numbers. That was my first priority. This would allow me to more easily print more whistles (faster & cheaper) to share them with more people. I figured this would also make it a better event whistle. The second whistle would have an oscillating sound for games. A slightly bigger whistle, perhaps more robust, but definitely was oscillating (dual tone or pea/ball). I didn't want a jingle of a pea/ball, so I decided to recycle my single column edge tone whistle.
A side feature I decided to incorporate into my larger whistle was to be very buoyant at lower densities. This was achieved with two areas in the whistle where there is plenty of room for buoyancy tanks.
Whistles I Really Liked
I tried several whistles on Thingiverse. These are whistles that I really liked, but didn't meet my physical requirements. These have the best sound signature and are the easiest to blow out of all the whistles I tried (in my opinion).
Better Whistle
Referee/Police Whistle (with pea/ball)
Muddtt's Emergency Whistle
I didn't use these due to durability concerns, especially with the string/cord holes. Sometimes the peas/balls don't spin in the ref style whistles, so you have to give them a pretty sizable blow. Besides the slight ball issue, the sound signature for the two ref whistles is REALLY good. I'm very impressed by both, and thus didn't feel a need to design a ref whistle myself.
Other Whistles I tried
I really liked the shape of the V29 (everyone knows it), but it needs to be blown really hard with LOTS of air to get a good sound. I wanted something easier to blow and produce.
Most of the whistles I tried just didn't work, hardly worked, weren't durable enough, or didn't have a good sound signature. I had high hopes for a lot of whistles on Thingiverse. A reoccurring issue I had with ref whistles was they would cutout when blown too hard, or a frequency shift for edge-tones.
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