Here is my video of an SD-10 in Denver.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-AQ2tgg4Q

Sorry about the distortion in the audio. My camera's mic is horrid.

I may have a 2001 and a Thunderbolt up soon. Not sure.

Am I speaking correctly when I say the 7000 is gas powered?
Are these mounted on a pole, or roof, or do they just sit there on the ground?

Hopefully it isn't tested on Sundays!
Quite unusual. Unusual indeed...

jkvernon wrote:What city does your Grandpa live in by chance? I want to see if it's the same city I'm thinking of.

He lives in Plano, TX, just north of Dallas.

This is the Whelen 2810 that makes it's home right outside my Grandpa's house. It being a 2810 is really only my guess, it could be something else.

Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3AS--4Qpls

I'm also not a fan of the higher tones. My favorite tone is the old whoop tone on the older 4004s they have in Boulder.

Laughed at the guy at the end! "Well, that was loud."

dilloncarpenter wrote: Didn't know there was one in Manitou Springs also... That makes 3!

Wow! I didn't know there was more than 1 550AT here in Colorado, let alone 3!

Who knew?

Wow. I don't know if camera flashes give off signals that are also used to turn them on, or what. Could it work on other 2001s you think?

That's a nice and healthy sounding TBolt. I thought I heard another 1000T winding down in the background. The first one sounded pretty close, there is a 1000T about 2 miles away from my school, and I can just barely hear it.

SD-10 Southwest Denver North of W. Alameda Ave. west of S. Pecos St. If you rotate the view, there's a FS 2001 right next to it. Must've replaced the SD10 recently GOOD EYES, 10! I hope the SD-10 is still there. Was planning to see it on the way from a hospital meeting, but we.re called on a blood ...