Thanks so much guys! And as for my reducer ,Eric, it is also the 1950's Abart. You've all been very helpful, and I'll look into said options.

Hello all, I'm wondering where I can get new gaskets for my rotator gear reducer, as the ones on mine from the 50's aren't holding any of the new oil I put in. I'm not wanting to make new ones, and as for searching online by the brand name of the reducer, I've found nothing. Any help is much appreci...

Jeb, you're correct, I forgot to mention that. The ones over here in AZ are 40 horse.

Yes, the later models did rotate, all four Super Si-rex's Iv'e ever seen rotate.

Location?

Well, yeah thanks for this one also, but is the one pictured on the first page still up?

Does anybody know the location of that last thunderbolt in Springfield?

Actually, the siren you see is a dual horned Super Si-Rex with a 10/10 port ratio, whereas the one in Hamilton is one horned and 7/10 port. The siren in the bottom left of the pics is a 7/10 port HOR Siro-Drone.

This past Wednesday, my ARCL Siratrol came in the mail after a long wait. This particular model is a Low Band Frequency model set at 45 Mhz. Most are ARCH's (High-Band), which is in the 150-175-ish Mhz range. I do not have an antenna, nor a radio. Even after searching for two weeks,I haven't been ab...

Oh, looks good!