Both video's ARE up on youtube now. Enjoy.
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Well I finally got the video version's up YAY!, Here they are and enjoy. The first one is the part where the Hi-lo function is tested on the 4004, and the second part is for the short alert blasts of the whelen then the city's sirens start up and so does the 1003, But durring the citywide alert watc...

Regarding the whelen pic-was that taken in Ft. Worth, TX by chance? I think they mount theirs pretty high up on concrete polls if I'm not mistaken. No thats not in Fort Worth TX. The one I took is at louisville water company, It can be heard durring this test I took on the 11th after our state wide...

Here's a really high mounted one thats next to the 1003 at the water company on Frankfort Ave. Its a Whelen 4004 as mentioned on the Louisville Ky pictures thread shot by me. Its up on a 75-80Ft pole where the Tbolt is platform mounted low to the ground as seen in my second photo. http://www.fileden...

Here are a set of audio only recordings, recorded at the Crecent hill water company. the reason i have audio only is because my video capture software and components are unable to work win Win2K service pack 4. I am going to be getting a video version of the same audio only recordings you hear now a...

Hey Josh, do you remember that I told you over the phone the other day that the Westport fire district No. 1 on Westport Road was still using there model 5 on the roof for noon blasts, because I know for a fact it sounded one time a year or two ago and just recently when i was coming home from schoo...

Thanks for the information Archon on the Manual E, But If someone would still tell me the difference in the 7TT and the 7TTT that would be helpful. I'm just plain confused on the difference that's all.

cyclonesthebest wrote:Whats a Manual E? I've never heard of one.

They say that the make of the Manual E is a Federal Type model 3 if you look very closely at the list. It has a vary small range of 810 Ft and was installed in Madison in 1946 at the Mendota Mental Health Institution.

I was roaming the internet and i happened to remember a site that had a diverse mix of siren's, all of which are different. But when Josh asked me about the range on a 2t22 I went to go look it up. We stumbled across two sirens which all split off from the model 7T. Scroll down in the following map ...

Isn't that an old 1000 that was converted into a 1000T? I think your right, because a couple of years ago I saw a city crew taking just the siren head off the pole and taking it apart. Thats when i thought to myself well all be darn there replacing the *** thunderbolt. But apperently they put It ba...