I was going to mention the one on Pershing Ave, but Brendan W beat me to it with the map. Also I can't believe I've never noticed the one on W. Robinhood/Pacific... :oops: For those who are wondering, my sister and her family live there, so that's how I know of the Pershing Ave. one. And we pass by ...

Love that Air Horn sound. Spooky with the echoes.

I remember one night we had a storm and something (probably a nearby lightning bolt/strive) triggered the Thunderbolt 1000T in sort of a Growl Test. My heart probably went up to 130bpm when that happened! Then there was a day where our 2001 system went off, again, in a sort of growl test mode, but t...

http://www.kaaltv.com/article/stories/S ... ?cat=10151

You'll see a 2T22, and SD-10s. I wonder what they're getting? Maybe a 508?

Nice. You should post a link to it on the "Siren Manuals" topic, since there's no link to one there.

doing my nightly fire alarm search on eBay, I found this ad for the Gamewell Codewell siren: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1929-Gamewell-Codewell-fire-alarm-siren-vintage-trade-print-ad-/310666787529?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item48552efac9 and it made me remember the ad had been posed on eBay a whil...

Definitely a cool sounding siren.

The dual-tone sirens are ECN 3000s. Here's a test of one in Tel Mond.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnbmmrFKBbA

I do like the sound of these, alot better than the square-wave timbre many of our American sirens use.

Very nice! I like the EOWS * 612s alot. The EOWS series is probably my favorite electronic siren, with FS' Modulator and the ASC I-Force close behind (as far as looks go)

thewoog34 wrote:Oh wow, I thought that those were used over a telephone line for phone activation and therefore wouldn't typically be picked up by a scanner.

Some old systems did use phone lines for activation, and I'm sure there's somewhere out there that still uses them.