Re: Post Your Siren Maps Here!
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2018 4:59 pm
Here is my Accurate Kent County map - with a story behind it.
Growing up in Downtown Grand Rapids, i'd always hear the 1st Friday test and wonder where the sirens were. I was three at the time, so I never figured it out, and our family moved shortly after. Since then, i've taken numerous trips down there to visit family, to shop, or to just hang out down there. This April, I went down there for the day to grab some stuff for the house, take fire alarm photos, and find some sirens. I located 4 or 5, I can't remember exactly LOL. (I also ate at Pizza Ranch, P-50 didn't cause issues *BROKEN SOLAR PANEL*). I started this map from the form of the other one that's somewhat inaccurate. This is the finished product.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11uS5- ... sp=sharing
Also, I will be going down there sometime either this summer or next summer to film a siren, hopefully either the Downtown Thunderbolt, the Cedar Springs Thunderbeam, or the Spencer township Model 5.
Growing up in Downtown Grand Rapids, i'd always hear the 1st Friday test and wonder where the sirens were. I was three at the time, so I never figured it out, and our family moved shortly after. Since then, i've taken numerous trips down there to visit family, to shop, or to just hang out down there. This April, I went down there for the day to grab some stuff for the house, take fire alarm photos, and find some sirens. I located 4 or 5, I can't remember exactly LOL. (I also ate at Pizza Ranch, P-50 didn't cause issues *BROKEN SOLAR PANEL*). I started this map from the form of the other one that's somewhat inaccurate. This is the finished product.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11uS5- ... sp=sharing
Also, I will be going down there sometime either this summer or next summer to film a siren, hopefully either the Downtown Thunderbolt, the Cedar Springs Thunderbeam, or the Spencer township Model 5.