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carexpertandy wrote: I've also seen a Whelen 3016 along I-90 near Ashtabula, Ohio. That same system also has 4004s and Federal Signal Equinoxes.

Cool. Not to get off topic, but could you tell me the locations of those 4000s and Equinoxes? Likely those are for Perry Nuclear.

Oh NO! Not the two-pod mod! :'( Oh yes the two pod Mod which is the one that screams like the old silly squad. I don't think anyone will care that is until the next twister will bare. Then the city will have guilt for the ruined fancy things they had built. Now here after that news, we're all showi...

March 6, 2014 By MARY ANN GREIER - Staff Writer , Morning Journal News SALEM - A statewide tornado drill Wednesday morning revealed problems again with the city's two working warning sirens. - See more at: http://www.morningjournalnews.com/page/ ... GJ0vY.dpuf In case your wondering what they have,...

stormsetter4 wrote:I have a feeling this could spread....

You don't say?

TurbopropPilot wrote:High and low tone? Do you care to explain that?

I'm thinking he/she may have confused themselves with the differentiation of the STL-10 and the STH-10 models.

The Lion King Siren Bike - Coming to your nearest fitness center for the benefit of driving others crazy.

1) As long as the citizens and new residents are educated as to what each tone denotes, I really think it shouldn't confuse them. Of course on a related note, a while back people who lived within the Perry Nuclear where quick to respond to a false activation, knowing what to do, then later they were...

It sounds just like a 2/3t22 and a Mobil Directo so that all leads to that these sirens are 10/12 port (a.k.a.) rare Allertors. :thup: Both models have the same port ratio (unlike the gas-driven MD). This is an early run Allertor. Yes, early runs of Allertors featured a smaller intake bell and a la...

I guess it's safe to say that the loudest cows in the world live in Cannon Beach.