I was out on the west side of town Pokemon hunting last week and saw 4 sirens: T-128 at Mt. Echo Park T-128 on Delhi just west of Roebling SD-10 on Van Engineering (Delhi a little further west of Roebling - the T-128 was obviously the replacement for this) SD-10 at Fairbanks and US-50 Is there a rep...

I'm surprised that old Type B is still active. Nice catch!

There's one in Indiana somewhere as well, though I don't remember where offhand.

The closest siren in Hamilton County to there is a T-128 near the intersection of Eight Mile and Forest, about 2 1/2 miles from the park there in Melbourne. There's also a T-128 further up Eight Mile near Clough, a 2001 at Kellogg and Sutton and a T-128 on Little Dry Run Road, all of which are about...

Is that the one not too far frim where i went to? Also in Hamilton the high pitched 4/5 bolt was removed that was by city garage. The one on top of the FD by Advanced Auto is still up but if course offline. Saw the new 508 at the University. Hamilton County and the city of Hamilton are two differen...

The old sirens are supposed to be completely inactive at this point.

I was up in Hamilton on Thursday. The HOR is still there, though I don't now if it's still active since I'm not up that way very often (this is the first time I've been to Hamilton in a couple years). I also saw the 508 near Miami University Hamilton.

I'm pretty sure the M-10 is 10 horsepower. Not sure about the Type B.

Sirenfan1000 wrote:wait? Monroe had a Modulator?

It's on the eastern fringes of Monroe near the flea markets and outlet mall. Take 75 north to the Route 63 exit, turn left, then turn right on North Garver Road and it'll be on the left just south of the railroad. https://goo.gl/maps/4bS8jsErgwo

This one's probably going to remain a mystery until/unless someone gets to record it, but I was doing a virtual siren hunt and found this "birdhouse" siren in West Liberty, Ohio (about halfway between Xenia and Findlay on US 68): https://goo.gl/maps/dFVYTST91GH2