Same here, closed down. You can still get them online via the RS webpage. Fortunately I had an extra one laying around and used that one for 15 Ultra Limited. Very easy instal and loud enough.

 

Yep the big radio shack in NYC is practically empty with big 30% off everything must go signs.

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Well damn... There are 2 closed here that I know of, I didn't look at the list, the others were pretty busy yesterday.

Maybe I need to go around and buy these up...

 

I just came back from my Radio Shack, they had 12 in stock, cost went up, its 7 bucks now, lol. Now I need to find the thread with the connector pin pic in it so I have the part number.

 

Anyone have pics of your install, 2014 is different than the pics on 2013 and below. Where did you mount your siren? Thanks guys.

 

I put a dab of silicone on the back and slid it in the slot for the stock alarm module. Just don't cover up the output slots. Works great.

 

I stopped at the closest Radio Shack today and it is closing the end of March. They had 4 sirens left, I bought them all for $8. I was going to buy 3, but when he said it was only $6 total, I figure I might as well get them all. Now all my Limited buddies will have sirens

 

I don't have any pics, but I mounted one with zip ties, in the slot for the stock module, and ran a wire to the other side, and sip tied one to the empty threaded holes under the right cover.

 

On my 2014 Road King I mounted 2 with double sided tape in the slot for the stock siren module. I stuck one to the other and then to the slot. I had the plug but ruined the pins it came with so for now the wires are just jammed in there.

I hope this helps.

Dave
Galveston, Texas

 

All the stores in my area are now closed but 1 so I just ordered 2 Sirens (273-079) online shipped to my door.

The pin kit suggested was a 9 position male connector part # 276-1427. They mentioned in that post that they were a bit too long to allow the plug to fit back into it's holder. I'm going to trim mine to fit all the way into the connector.

They also drilled a hole through the top of the holder to allow the plug wiring from the siren to slip into the holder so that everything can be sealed up. In that image they drilled from the top and then silicone. I'm going to drill from the bottom and that will hopefully prevent water from seeping into the wiring connector.

Much of the posts I've read about mentioned that 2 together are extremely loud when wired (parallel) together. I'm going to try that.