I would guess that Sentry somehow made a joint venture with ACA/ASC to produce the T-135, but the deal was broken. If you have an address, you should mail them back and ask them. Perhaps, as in the case of the EOWS* 612, it could still be made but not featured.

EL1998P71 wrote:Anyone a U of Mich fan???

Go Blue! I would do a royal blue or midnight blue color.

I have been inside a large building that was much like a 1930's school, and you can feel (not to mention hear) the windows vibrating. Yes it is tolerable, even if it's 6 floors up, but since I'm such a scaredy-cat, I would want to be a good mile away from it when it activates. But then, that's just ...

I think it's a Sterling M10 because it is too long to be a Lion, and, as far as I know, Carters sirens were never made or exported to the US. They were made, and kept, in England.

Get well soon, Chase...I've never met you, but greetings and warm wishes from me. Since the latter article is dated 2000, he was 21?

If that siren were any sicker, it would have a box of tissues and Claritin and a bowl of chicken noodle soup on the horn! Are you thinking what I'm thinking?... But seriously, they need to get maintenance on that thing!

Why doesn't the baseball stadium siren have an FS logo on it? Could you custom order it like that?

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You'll need to download a file converter, or, if you want to keep it an FLV file, an FLV player, because Windows can't recognize FLV's. I recommend Applian Technologies' Replay Converter, and turning it into an MPEG file.

That has got to be THE weirdest siren I've ever heard. Those two notes sound like an HOR, but man, that is some windup!

Hmm...I didn't see any Diaphones or Whelens, and I have quite an eye for sirens, and I'm back in Cincinnati today.