Inactive Modified Model 5. There's a 2001-130 nearby now. I can't imagine this thing covered very well.

I'm glad that I was able to be a part of this historical event, and here's to saving that beast!

At the end of the replacement project, there will 3 Thunderbolts left, a few 2T22s, and a Thunderbeam left from the old system. They will also no longer be relying on the ATI Radio system. As far as I know, the newer sirens such as the Whelens will be removed, and most 2001s relocated.

The map that you referenced is an outdated copy of the Michigan map that was used as a sandbox for imports over to the main one. You can find the much more accurate and more regularly updated Michigan map here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing

This is the one I was thinking of. Somewhere, there’s a picture of the Thunderbolt that was on top of the school that was eventually replaced by this directo. There is a fully restored Directo stored at the EM offices in Memphis that is supposed to be reinstalled sometime in the future, it may be th...

This used to do noon blasts, but the Denver down the street took over for it when it burnt up 3-4 years ago. I believe this was the last active example in existence, and I can’t recall where any others are off the top of my head, if any remain.

Is this located at Graves Elementary School? If so, this replaced a Thunderbolt before being replaced with a Sentry.

Sometimes, they're on county frequencies that don't appear on the RR home screen. Other times, they're trunked channels, or are on a state-level communication system that the county uses. Your best bet is to use a scanner with the 'close call' functionality.

Getting ATIs… I’m sure some will summirarily get turned into Swiss cheese as it is east STL Where did they say that? I watched all 3 videos and read all 3 articles and there is not one mention of what vendor they are using. I read an article posted on Facebook that clearly stated that "Acousti...

It’s awesome to see someone local to me reinstalling their siren! As others have said, this is. W.S. Darley 5 horsepower ‘Champion’ siren, which has had a misnomer of ‘3V8’ in the siren community for a while.