I have no plans to do much more with New England for now, but I'd welcome help - PM me for details.

In the meantime, a quick Georgia update tonight, with some new giant voice systems, plus a small initial batch of Columbus sirens and the odd Fedelcode.

First video of 2017, and even with a wind load the size of a small mountain, still a pretty good one in my mind, if only for the killer 2001 ambiance I was treated to at the beginning...

As usual, you can find more details in the video description.

Enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCvRddBobk

Just to point out, the county does have an actual system of 8 sirens...

But that won't stop me from expanding on it.

Man, if I'd seen that I would have just asked for permission to use it when I was first compiling the map!

Oh well...I can see a few that have been found but aren't on your map, so I'll just keep the challenge going anyway, I guess.

Updated with that info (and a 2 I stumbled across and forgot to add), thanks.

I need to significantly revamp the Ohio map, if not drop it...we'll see. I have other backlogs to work on too. But in the meantime, I have a collaborative challenge, if anyone would be interested... Plant Hatch in Georgia is one of the odder nuclear systems out there. Some of you may recall earlier ...

This kid stole Peachtree's 2902 video, and Ben Scott's Seabrook video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBNV3Rn_v3A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AZw9KqAfAM EDIT: This kid, and another person, stole Peachtree's Richmond 2001-130 video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bq9C_T3czA https://www.youtu...

Darley Model 2.

That is an ASC OM-120 - something of a "Banshee v2".

Now that's pretty cool! Pretty awesome to see the old controls to run everything too...and we're lucky the video even survived, considering that WAFF-TV's building burned not too long after, taking everything with it.