Here is a video posted by JPa311979 of a Thunderbolt at E. 27th and Longfellow:

https://youtu.be/EW8bLio25lE[/quote]

You could just post any of his videos, since he's filmed most of the Thunderbolts, LOL.

floor-a-matic wrote:where was that recording from (city/village & state)

Allertorguy02 wrote:Not exactly sure.

First recording was from Grand Island, Nebraska, second was from McConnell AFB is Kansas.

Congrats! Take good care of it.

Zarlog wrote:Do you know what kind of blower it has?

A1 Blower.

I do not know who's doing the work. A couple of the city's old sirens were sold on eBay but I don't know what happened to the rest.

Also, White Bear Lake's Allertors are still active.

No surprise.

While watching the news tonight, I saw that the city of Minneapolis is installing 7 new sirens to fill coverage gaps. As you may know, their current system is 42 Whelen Vortexes and a Thunderbolt 1000T. They did not say what model the sirens were going to be, but they'll likely be more Vortexes. Her...

Was siren hunting on Google Maps in the tiny town of Golden Valley, North Dakota, and found these: https://www.google.com/maps/@47.2897963,-102.0658874,3a,75y,181.61h,85.15t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sf4y-CkBGYxJ5XSlqa2Duxw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en A 2001-SRN, TWO Model 5's (one of them possibly being a 5T...

Met up with a couple other enthusiasts on this VERY hot day for this Allertor. This siren, one of 7 in Richfield, is located at Nicollet Park two blocks from the Minneapolis border. Richfield also has another Allertor, 3 different 2001 models, a Thunderbeam, and an SD-10. Enjoy! https://www.youtube....

Sorry about your bad luck!

Since I was staying at my grandparents' house in Randolph overnight, I went to the tiny town of Miesville, in Dakota County, and met up with Nathan Fox, a local siren enthusiast. He gave me permission to run up the town's Model 2 siren at the fire department! Miesville also has a Federal Signal 2001...