I have heard some 2001 DCs and early SRNs that sound better than the 2001-130. Never once said I hate 2001s I just think the T-128 is a better choice over the 2001 because the frequency is lower and will carry much farther. Lower sound hertz frequencies are less susceptible to atmoshperic attenuatio...

Hey Guys got a call from Jeb and Ian who came up here to pick up a siren from me. They are staying the night and will be at the shop after breakfast on Saturday April 29. If anyone wants to come over please come and meet them. Got Ian's number we are supposed to meet up Sunday. Got the flying pig m...

http://www.wmub.org/news/wmubnews_article.asp?ID=8760 The Hamilton County Emergency Management Agency will soon begin taking bids to install its new siren system. Many say it can?t come soon enough given the stormy weather that?s ripped through the Tri-State this month. Former Cincinnati Police Chi...

I didn't have any idea what it was until I posted about it in the Mystery Sirens topic, and I'm still scratching my head as to why there's an HOR in the middle of a city full of Thunderbolts. I have yet to find any other HOR sirens in this area, though I know they're fairly rare. Well now there's a...

carexpertandy wrote:Jpressman8 and Elliott/sirenzrok both have videos of that same siren.

It's funny both of those videos were shot the same day.

From 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRG0xA7Srjo
Elliot's video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A81DMPD- ... re=related

You would not be able to see the EPA T-bolt from that property anyway as it is on top of the building,but it can be seen from the north end of the campus looking across MLK. Best place to see both of them is the walkway in front of Dabney hall near the Shoemaker Arena.

nickrusche wrote:Thanks Andy!

It would be cool if you could get the one on the EPA building on the other end of the campus at the same time. You can see both of them at the same time from the campus.

http://www.wlwt.com/weather/27616969/detail.html CINCINNATI -- Sirens awoke many Tri-state residents Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, as a line of strong storms whipped through the area. But some residents complained that the early alarms amounted to "crying wolf," as some count...

Unless it used for flood warnings or a hazardous chemical spill. The zoning idea is kind of silly anyway. As unpredictable as severe weather can be , the county should be warned as a whole. They should start using attack signal for tornado warnings only and leave the Alert cycle for severe storms an...