Tuning horns

Hi Pete, yes most horn can be adjusted, can you tell me what is written inside of the halfball cover or on the electrics, usualy partnumber, type and current and maybe you can send me a pic of the inside.
As well i need to know what work you have performed on the horn until now.
Before you start twisting ( adjusting ) the horn, there are other things to do prior. Adjusting is the last thing you do and is usualy quite laborus.
you can send me your information at : <a href="mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url]

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Gents- I finally got the right horns (thanks to Jim Obrien and Cliff Demers), fashioned correct attachments and grounds to the "bird cage", got the relay to work, wired them up, pressed the horn ring and got a sound of a bull moose in heat. My question is "can these horns be adjusted for the sound frequency?" Before I start screwing with the vibrator, etc. I'd kinda like to know what the process is, if any.

Any info would be greatlly appreciated.

Pete Rhoads, somewhere around 2241H.