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I live in Silver Lake, Indiana, which is right near the Norfolk Southern Marion Branch. There is an NS "diamond" (intersection) in Claypool, a town five miles north of me, and I can hear the horns clearly on most days. Sometimes I can hear the horns of trains from almost 10 miles away on t...

Weird, this Mod has a lower pitch than normal. I'm guessing this is a custom tone.

Wow, I never knew any of this stuff happened with ACA/ASC, especially the Banshee and Cyclone being absorbed into the Screamer line. Thanks for sharing this information with us!

You do realize you just bumped a seven-year-old topic, right?

Could you please PM each other instead of posting a bunch of replies on the thread...it's getting a bit annoying if I'm honest.

Well, I highly doubt that 812 is active. It likely has a broken rotator and it was the wind that moved the siren head around.

If it IS still active, however, there needs to be video evidence.

Well, since the link now leads me to a 404 Not Found error page, this post is dead.

Very nice work, Trashbeam! I tried to map out all of the Ginna plant's sirens once, but I couldn't find many of them. Glad to know you have mapped them out. I knew they had a bunch of Penetrators and Banshees, but I didn't know they had any T-128s (guessing these replaced broken sirens).

Why do we keep making statewide siren maps that have already been made by others?

Warsaw, Indiana Tornado Siren Map

Link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=15odb9 ... sp=sharing

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