Oldiesmann wrote:I've been working on adding sirens in various parts of Ohio to PugetSoundStormWatch's map, and found this in Green, Ohio (about halfway between Canton and Akron): https://goo.gl/maps/GCjKs

Hahahahahaha, that sentry is screwed up.

RyanJamesDean98 wrote:And a Knockoff T-121, a knockoff Sentry, etc. Why have they not been sued is my question.

Because these sirens are made in China, and China is impervious to American laws.
Which is why there are crappy knockoffs out there.

Worst thing is.......
On my Alburnett 2T22 video
I FORGOT TO PUT A WATERMARK ON IT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPzAqz9gxn8

btw, the siren is seen in my other video at 0:07 and 0:11
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAPMn_JiUKM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPzAqz9gxn8
Filmed at school, I was at 5th period (Industrial Tech) the workshop has a garage so I just put my camera on a flat surface and started recording
The siren is right across the street from the school. :3t22: :3t22: :3t22:

Crazywarriorman wrote:https://www.thesirenboard.com/forums/vi ... ett#p58266

I knew that siren sounded familiar!

That's the one

Crazywarriorman wrote:Is that the 2T22 with Christmas lights around the pole?

Yeah, i guess.

So I was at school today and the fire station is right across the street from the school, and at the fire station is a red Federal Signal 2T22. I'm in 8th grade so I have industrial tech. The industrial tech room has a garage door, and I was with my friends, and It was 12:00pm and I heard the 2T22 g...

Jake_7367 wrote:Any pictures?

Not yet, but I might take a video of it on the first Wednesday of September, If it's active.
If it's not active, then I'll just take pictures of it.

I found a red Federal Signal 2T22 at the Fire Department in Alburnett
It's connected to power lines, I don't know if it's still active, because I want to make a video of it. :3t22: