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It's stands for Severe Weather Awareness (Day/Week). That's usually the day where most states have their annual tornado drill and that can involve activating sirens. Thanks! I know it seems like a dumb question, but I actually didn't know. This topic probably be locked? No dumb questions here. You ...

That's funny because a city nearby me is doing the exact opposite. They're replacing a decade old system of T128's with Whelen's lol.

One of the few double installs in Dallas, TX

That is insane.

A few photos of an old Thunderbolt at Harry Stone Park in Dallas, TX.

NTXSrns1009 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 18, 2023 4:44 am

It’s apparently (from what I’ve heard from several people) at either the public works yard or the fire department, and going up for auction, hard to believe it though.

Yeah I'll believe that when I see it

0zunth wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 14, 2023 3:36 pm

That’s devastating. I would have thought it would be fixed but, I guess it’s been there for too long. Not much hope for it anyway, we all knew it was going sometime.

Greenville doesn't use sirens anymore. They use Reverse 911. Sad fate for all of the sirens there, including another Hurricane.

Here's an absolute classic. Seems like both 3000s in Brighton were dying from low batteries at the same time. The main 3000 kept whining and making very weird pitch fluctuating noises rather than a 700hz alert tone. It seems that the Analog 864 refused to cut off on low batteries? You can also hear...

A little charred don't ya think? Lol