I wonder what siren they used for the audio in the movie. Anyone have an idea? I know it sounds eerie.

Here is one of the sirens shown in the film:

HPIM1997 by weasel2htm, on Flickr

Sounded like a slow 10/12 siren


Does anyone know what kind of siren this is?

I am in the process of finishing my gas powered blower set up. I have an 8 HP briggs & station engine with electric start. I have to just get a pulley. From what I have found out with dealing with small engines, if you are putting a big load on an engine you need more power. I found this out whe...

That is awesome Charlie. I'm very happy to see you got yours up and running. I have yet to put up a video of mine. Congratulations. I wish you luck and hope it helps your community as well.

The Number you're after to contact PSE is 1-316-265-4186.
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What does PSE stand for?

Very nice video Dillon. She got a slower wind up and a longer wind down. I like it a lot. Do you know if this is a single phase or three phase? I would have guessed a single phase based on the slower wind up.

Its hard to say, but by looking at the 3T22 you can't see the holes that the horns mount to. I would have to be there in person to look at it. Dillon any idea? Can you confirm this?

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As the saying goes if it isn't broken don't fix it. I just don't understand how a new radio controls can't be made compadible to operate older sirens.

They just built a new station on upton street. I couldn't tell you where the third one is. The first set of pictures in grafton are the 1003 on Station 3 which is right in the center of town on Route 140. Station 2 on Mill St.