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Mystery unit found in Como, TX, appears to use some DIY modifications, including a belt drive.

Found a something on S Mill street in Winnsboro, TX just next to the high school.

Pretty interesting design

Kudos on the vid, I like how the volume appears to get louder, possibly that's how the software is?

Either way, nice find!

I'm a bit late posting this, but it's alright. Found this gem in Lindsay, OK when I was working in the oilfield. I shot it vertically, whoops

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w4nRVcGC18&t=47s

I have noticed from the tests Tyler, TX conducts, I can be standing less than 100' away from our Mods and it's really not that loud. Now, whether or not I'm just not as sensitive to loud noises anymore is a different question.

coastalsyrolover wrote:Imagine hearing that in the days of war...

That would definitely scare the mess outta me

Cop siren?

What port is that? Sounds akin to a T-128

SirenkiD wrote:If anything that was most likely where an M-10 was. Those were extremely popular sirens here, especially in East TX.

Oh, yeah. I've seen them in Rusk, Lindale, and even malakoff.

Also, there's a new Modulator next to Splash Kingdom in canton, off of I-20. It's been put up on some. Construction site.

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