I really hate to bump this thread, but I would like to take a stab at a FSMC myself. I feel like I can do a pretty decent job at creating a system.

I was wondering kindly if any more of these challenges are coming. If not, I understand,

Thank you. I checked the wiki beforehand and the decibel ratings for the 2008, 2012, and 2020 were not listed.

I was wondering if anybody has any information regarding the decibel ratings for Whelen's WS-2000 Series sirens. I know the WS-2016 and WS-2000R's ratings are already listed on the TSB Wiki (115 dB), but I don't know anything about the ratings for the other sirens in the series (2008, 2012, and 2020...

I found the video of it. It is apparently not a Model 2. It sounded like a 12 port siren.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lt_76k8LQA

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Sun May 13, 2018 6:29 pm

Found this at 4j25s video but whats that 2 horned thing?

I don’t know. It kind of looks like a Sterling Little Giant or something if you squint, but I am pretty dang sure it isn’t a Little Giant. By the way, did you get permission from 4J25 himself to post that screenshot?

Here is a picture I took today of the old Fedelcode Model 2 in Silver Lake, Indiana. It is located near the Silver Lake Volunteer Fire Department along State Road 14. As I have mentioned before in my Silver Lake siren map post, it no longer works.

Here are some street view shots of this Allertor. It is tower-mounted. View 1: https://www.google.com/maps/@35.4868751,-96.6858605,3a,15y,56.65h,99.47t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sqtDsLRauSuNlfHio6fcSIA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 View 2 (There is apparently a Sterling below it on the tower): https://www.google.com/...

Very nice map! Thanks for sharing. I really like these maps that you're making.

Pretty interesting info, thanks for sharing!

For the “114dBC” sirens, I am wondering if these are Banshees or something else.

That makes at least two nuclear plants that are known to have had ACA products, with the other being Cook Nuclear in Michigan. If there are others, I haven't heard of them yet. Actually, there are quite a few plants that had/have ACA products. Based on researching older posts on this site: Various ...