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ThatGuy2020
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Unique Activation types
I recently thought of this when I was at a test of an EOWS-612 (it was dead. But I got a cool 2001 ambience) and I had my Bearcat out on the CD Frequency (155.055) and when it activated, it sounded really odd. It was like FSK but long and more alien like. I was wondering how many different types of activation systems there are
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SamtheSirenMan(531)
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Re: Unique Activation types
IIRC Sentry's S.T.A.R. system uses an encrypted DTMF string somewhere around 20 or 30 digits long. I've only heard it once in a video, its quite unusual sounding.
Siren enthusiast of about three to four years, one of the few siren YouTubers of Oregon
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Owner of a partially screwed 1969 STH-10 and a few other small sirens
Oregon State Siren Map V. 2
Email(best contact method): [email protected]
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Non-Zero
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Re: Unique Activation types
Got a link?SamtheSirenMan(531) wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 6:54 pmIIRC Sentry's S.T.A.R. system uses an encrypted DTMF string somewhere around 20 or 30 digits long. I've only heard it once in a video, its quite unusual sounding.
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SamtheSirenMan(531)
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Re: Unique Activation types
https://www.facebook.com/reel/818106749 ... tid=xCPwDsNon-Zero wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 4:09 pmGot a link?SamtheSirenMan(531) wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 6:54 pmIIRC Sentry's S.T.A.R. system uses an encrypted DTMF string somewhere around 20 or 30 digits long. I've only heard it once in a video, its quite unusual sounding.
Siren enthusiast of about three to four years, one of the few siren YouTubers of Oregon
Owner of a partially screwed 1969 STH-10 and a few other small sirens
Oregon State Siren Map V. 2
Email(best contact method): [email protected]
Owner of a partially screwed 1969 STH-10 and a few other small sirens
Oregon State Siren Map V. 2
Email(best contact method): [email protected]
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