Yep it's visible, but barely. I zoomed in with my 40x optical zoom camera, and I saw it. I have no way to post it right now. I know about YouTube and a few other sites, but I don't want to get into all that right now. The Calhoun Hall is very far away, but like I said, it's visible. Edit: Here's a s...

I believe it was 1975. But not exactly sure. That's what the PDF document I have from 2010 says. Yeah, I'm glad it's single phase!

It's a Sentry 16V 2 T-B, located at the police department. It replaced an old dual toned Sterling M-10 a while back, so I guess they wanted to keep that old sound with a more modern, battery-powered siren. Sounds like those batteries are about done for though. On a side note, they also have a bunch...

I hope they decide to get great sirens - like 508's! It's sad that so many communities are choosing poor sirens.

I want to start out gently (not creating too many topics or posts at once) and bring you some great information! We bought a Thunderbolt 1000BT last year and it was pretty awesome! It came from Centerville, Ohio and they had several 1000T's, but today, they're all replaced with 2001-130's. :cry: Her...

Nice Pics 4j25! I saw the Thunderbolt on the Calhoun Hall from the Carew Tower in downtown. I am new here, and this is my first post.