Huh. The P-50 in the video didn't stop during attack?

"The fiberglass on our sirens can be purchased in any color". Oh what I would do to get a deep blue Allertor, and I would probably drop dead if I found a blue, purple and green allertor... There is a blue one, but im not sure if its still there Blue: uCRAnDBXxgI I meant more of an ocean o...

Chem_Boffin_6589 wrote:Didcot coal fired power plant may have had them

Well thats been demolished

Zarlog wrote:"The fiberglass on our sirens can be purchased in any color".
Oh what I would do to get a deep blue Allertor, and I would probably drop dead if I found a blue, purple and green allertor...

There is a blue one, but im not sure if its still there

Blue:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCRAnDBXxgI

I live in England, too, and it seems that there are various plants which have Federal DSAs, Modulators and ASC sirens around their perimeters. Army bases have them, too, for nuclear ships or plains that may spill out radioactive substances, like Portsmouth, historic dockyard. (they test 3 times a y...

I live in England, where sirens are sparse (except flood sirens, but there a bit boring ), and was wondering what kind of sirens are around the plentiful nuclear plants. I was wondering if anyone would have test dates too?

Thanks

Zarlog wrote:Something interesting is that at 17:22 the banshee being tested appears to be 8/12 port. It's not a super banshee either (RIP SuperBanshee. )

He seemed like such a nice guy

This is downright incredible! Actually seeing the inside of the factory, the siren testing and manufacturing facilities, and the installation guidelines were very amazing! I'm surprised that they didn't really capitalize on the Screamer series, the SuperBanshee, or the Howler at all. Final note: di...

I like the Hurricane :love:

Crazywarriorman wrote:It's going to be mounted on a trailer in a thunderbolt style shipping configuration.

Damn I just want a video of it working lol