Police Siren Circuit Design

I can’t execute edits in the project right now because the session has no remaining execution credits.
What I can confirm from the image: it shows a police siren circuit using two NE555 timer ICs, powered from VCC/GND, with connectors for battery input, power switch, and speaker output. The schematic appears to use:
  • IC1: NE555 oscillator/modulator stage
  • IC2: NE555 audio oscillator stage
  • R1: 150 kΩ
  • R2: 22 kΩ
  • R3: 1 kΩ
  • R4: 2 kΩ
  • R5: likely 10 kΩ
  • C1: 10 µF
  • C2: 0.01 µF
  • C3: 10 µF
  • C4: 100 nF
  • C5: 0.1 µF
  • D1: 1N4148
  • J1: battery connector
  • J2: speaker connector
  • SW1: slide switch
  • Two NE555 ICs
The project itself is still empty: 0 components, 0 nets, so nothing has been added or wired yet.
What remains to do when execution is available:
  1. Rename the draft project to something like “NE555 Police Siren Circuit.”
  2. Add the two NE555 timers, passives, diode, switch, battery connector, and speaker connector.
  3. Wire the schematic from the reference image.
  4. Verify the NE555 pinout and recommended support components against the datasheet.
  5. Add proper supply decoupling near each 555.
  6. Run schematic review/ERC and fix any issues.
  7. After schematic is clean, ask for confirmation before moving to PCB layout.
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