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Originally Posted by Antonio.King
My process is as follows:
A short and long whistle to start (tweet tweeeeeeet), and to end, one long whistle (tweeeeeeeeet). The rationale behind using one long whistle to end, and I agree, is that you're essentially taking the the place of the horn ending the time out.
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I do something similar, only my start and end whistle is the same. Tweet Tweeeeeeet. I only use a single whistle when I'm ending a rally, like with a net violation. Double whistle on all game interruptions for me; short whistles for subs, different double whistle for timeouts.
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What's most important is that you differentiate the tone so it doesn't sound like the service whistle.
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Couldn't agree more.