This is actually a pretty popular subject, I'll link up the information about it soon.
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Washington DC currently has no siren system. I believe it was mentioned in the previous board that it once had a civil defense system consisting of Thunderbolts. This system was dismantled during the early 90's. Sounds like once Gorbachev Resigned and the USSR fell, they felt maintaining a system w...

If I'm not mistaken there was a rumor a while back about the two hundred units that got shipped to Saudi Arabia, that they were supposedly never paid for, which dealt quite a financial blow to the company. I heard that as well... I always thought that was what brought the company into dire straits ...

I remember there being one in a park somewhere...Wisconsin maybe.

I wish there were still factory made EOWS 408's left :x There's still a chance: https://farm1.staticflickr.com/50/137591183_30dcad2b14.jpg ^ (click to see full resolution) http://civildefensesirens.com/Posts/DSCN2283%20Small.jpg See also: https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=177...

Kokomo itself doesn't have a system, right?

I've been waiting ages to see those videos :) Don't sell it or give it away - this is probably the only known EOWS 408 (or 404) in existence! You should mount it on your house or something and give it a spin! I remembere that there are more, just no videos of a factory made one. If you search the b...

Has anyone ever seen/found the area the P-50 is/was actually in? Side note: The link in the picture strangely leads to the United Volunteer Fire & Rescue: http://www.uvfr.org/ It could be anywhere, because its such a simple mix up. The reason that the link leads there is because the owners of t...

Nice, those are a lot of sirens. Didn't the Whelens replace thunderbolts and an assortment of other sirens, at least in Columbus?

You'd think the 408 would be popular as it was the smallest of the rotating models. Actually no, because it was the smallest. Smaller model=less range, at least on an EMA perspective, but the controls are still expensive. Remember that it was still new, the technology was new, although rushed, so i...