What is the best nuclear siren? I don't care if it's old or not, just which is best. A local nuclear power plant near me uses older 2001-SRNB's for their system. I also know of other power plant that use thunderbolts, EOWS 1212's, and modulators. If there are any other sirens you could mention like...

I think it did enter test phase, but wasn't really publicly used. It was supposed to be sold by chrysler, and was produced around the time the first chryslers were being installed. I think there might be one installed in chicago, but I doubt it's there anymore, that is if it was there at all.

Any info on this siren, or any videos of it sounding? Big bertha siren, made by bell laboratories. That pretty much all I know.

So Model 2's were used more than I thought. What were the original boxes used?

By the way, those altec's wouldn't have lasted long at all. There are so many wires ect exposed to the elements.

Did anyone get a siren of their own from the system?

Best CLM siren synth I have ever heard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1cEjv_QU3g

It could be this siren, With the bottom part somehow taken off.

List the links below to videos of siren systems being activated, and if you can say how they were activated.

Me first : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOM8SPNGLhY

Day of the killer tornados. Twice sirens were activated by what looked like rotary phones.

Oh dear god. I LOVE CLMS! How did you get this one?