In the Siren Pictures section of the ARS site, there's a black or dark brown Thunderbolt 1003 from New York.

I think Cincinnati actually has TOO many sirens. If you watched that Hamilton Cty. Tornado Sirens video on YouTube a while ago, you've seen how many there are. But, I guess it's better to be overwarned than underwarned.

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I activated it myself, but will have to wait till I get permission from the FD to do high low do to they use it for fire calls, we were out there to hook the one t-bolt up to a generator and put in a new timer, now they are not going to replace it :D Thanks to everyone who helped me get on this boa...

From what I understand, this is a Howler. It's atop East High School in Memphis, TN. Originally gasoline powered and is single toned. http://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/memphis9_tn.jpg No, I'm rather confident that that's just a gas-powered Allertor. There are many pictures of white ones from Culver Cit...

The blower motor of a 3 phase T-bolt has to run in a certain direction, but not the rotator motor. You can see an arrow on some ACA sirens to point the direction of correct rotation. Yes, the Penetrator near me has a curved arrow on the inside lip of the horn saying "(curved) <--------ROTATION...

Is Damion on this board?

That was part of a streaming news video, but I do believe someone froze that picture.

Pete wrote:My first thought when I saw the things hanging from the 2001....

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Yeah, no wonder why they've been "killing off" the Thunderbolts...

Yeah, it's a step higher than what it should be.
Is that rust I see on the rotator box? The screen's missing, too? This siren needs refurbishing.