Gas powered Allertor?

[kswx29]

Just wondering, is this one of those gas powered Allertors? It looks kind of funny.
http://img.groundspeak.com/waymarking/2 ... 88151a.jpg
It is in Pinson, TN

[Joey P 3]

no thats a regular allertor...the mobile directo has a very short projector cone, and you would see the motor somewhere if it was one

[Justin]

Most likely not. You'd see quite a few more boxes, more like the petrol (I'm Australian, get used to it) powered Thunderbolt.

[kx250rider]

Most likely not. You'd see quite a few more boxes, more like the petrol (I'm Australian, get used to it) powered Thunderbolt.

I agree... It looks electric. I've seen an ad (posted here last year?), for a gas Allertor. I would think that in Australia, any non-electric siren should be Diesel, not petrol . (I said that because I'm jealous that we don't have small Diesels here in the USA much anymore)

Charles

[Daniel]

Any diesel-run siren installed in a cooler climate (i.e. everywhere outside of southern California) would need an extensive heating system along the fuel lines to prevent the formation of paraffin.

[scooterbugs25]

It is electric.. It has an electric meter on the pole. It does look funny tho.