Um.

I can’t find anything about this besides this post which isn’t exactly well written. Any more details or confirmation from anyone in the know?

And what’s an E-Siren?

I've always guessed the 3024-H (-H presumably standing for "Hawaii") was a means to save on freight to ship a louder siren in a smaller package with a (slight?) hit to output. Shipping anything to Hawaii is expensive and its not just weight that matters, size does too. And Mods are enormou...

Very cool, dude.

All the best of luck in getting this beast back to working order. Its going to be a chore but you can do it.

My finger slipped and I hit the smite button instead of applaud. Stupid small phone

This is cool and great pics. I’ll fix that when it lets me.

The low voltage cutoff is only a feature of the newer units. You can also find examples of ASC electronic sirens exhibiting sputtering with no cut-off as ASC sirens still, to my understanding, do not have a low voltage cut off feature (example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWO6LjtyoH4). With the ...

Echo what Kasey said.

Your two Vortex “driver failures” are low battery cutoffs. The 2016 is a low battery situation as well.

See a trend here…

And besides a handful of examples means nothing relative to the tens of thousands of units installed over time.

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Mon Apr 24, 2023 3:30 am

ive hiked to it before but i cant locate it.

If you've hiked to it, how do you not know where it is? Certainly you know your hiking path....

You can remove the ???s from the T-112 downtown. Its there and 100% a 112.

https://www.google.com/maps/@42.9679523 ... 384!8i8192