https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WRE6KxO3c0Q&fbclid=IwAR2wWotTLwf6nygUAprqzL5BmcefmpsKFtRaMyBDKJcOLdinnxdexIcDonE Here ya go y’all. Was finally able to get another siren test this year. I’ve got a few shorter test videos that I’ve posted in various places but they definitely were not YouTube worthy...

welcome to the "siren owners of the northwest" club! A few years ago there was actually a lot of confusion in longview about who owned the sirens. So after many phone calls, a document from PGE was sent over and that got released to longview who removed 2 thunderbolt sirens that were in da...

Wow. What can I even say apart from that? What blower did it have originally? Bump, haven't been on ARS in a while now since I'm mostly active on the Siren Enthusiasts Facebook page, but its original blower is a Paxton model RM-97 centrifugal blower. The blower isn't made anymore, but you can alway...

The link to the pdf was fine, all the others though were 404. Thanks for the new link, also the Bolt along Alston-Mayger road in Oregon is actually a 1000A, not a B. I went there and all the wiring was 3 phase and the tag on it said 3 phase, which means the one in Quincy is probably 3-phase too. I ...

So I am a truck driver now and I may actually be able to come to this!!! But here is the catch: I won’t be able to bring either of my sirens... (one of them doesn’t have a blower and the other I’m a bit nervous to run anyways considering she has some light warping...)

How’d that bolt sound to you?

I’ve looked for it for years. An old friend of mine (who lied to me a couple of times so I’m taking it with a grain of salt...) said that she saw it. As for active thunderbolts in Oregon, the clatskanie fire district has a couple...

The Sandy 3T22 has been removed :( , when I go through the street view timeline it just disappears between April and may of 2018 when they renovated the station. I have also gone past the station multiple times and even stopped at it and searched, nothing. Sad, I think it was one of the only active...

This siren is not active. The OP and I (while on a train outing) stopped and saw it. It is rotated a different way but that’s been confirmed to be the wind. However, once they build the new station, they’re talking about putting her back in service.

You’re doing privately owned ones now? I guess that makes sense considering it’s all thunderbolts in existence. The approximate location for mine is east Portland OR.