Denver Siren and Whelen WPS-4008 in Friendsville, TN
Went out of our way because I wanted to see a WPS-4008 fro the first time. Got lucky when I saw the Denver there as well. Got even luckier when they growled the Denver for me. Got EVEN luckier when they rotated the 4008 for me. Videos should be up soon:
Denver Siren:
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DSCN8811 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrWPS-4008:
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DSCN8816 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrControls:
DSCN8817 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrInside controls:
DSCN8818 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrA better view of the neat logos:
DSCN8820 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrWhelen WPS-2810 in Kennesaw, GA
This is the first siren in GA we stopped at. We were on our way to the Kennesaw WS-1000, and I decided we could take a detour to see this one.
Siren:
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DSCN8831 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrWhelen WS-1000 in Kennesaw, GA
Thought it would be neat to see this little guy, which is essentially loudspeakers on a pole. :p Still a cool siren.
Siren:
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DSCN8836 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrAlternate view #1:
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DSCN8838 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrT-121 in Duluth, GA
we were on our way to do some tubing in the Chattahoochee River, and saw this new-ish T-121. A near by police officer gave me some odd looks while I was taking pictures, and I was in my swimming trunks. XD
Siren:
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DSCN8860 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrSecond T-121 in Duluth:
Basically the same deal here, this one is a bit closer to the actual city of Duluth.
Siren:
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DSCN8864 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrThor Guard siren in Stone Mountain Park, GA
This is one of two Thor Guard sirens i saw in Stone Mountain Park. There is one other I didn't see, but is on the Atlanta siren map.
Siren:
DSCN8880 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrThor guard siren in Stone Mountain Park #2
Here is the second one. This one is located on top of a building that is on the peak of the mountain itself.
Siren:
DSCN8934 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrSTH-10 and Vortex in Smyrna
Saw this pair while passing Smyrna to get to another siren.
Sirens:
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DSCN9044 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrVortex close-up:
DSCN9045 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrSTH-10 close-up:
DSCN9046 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrVortex controls:
DSCN9048 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrSo, there would be pictures of a Vortex and WS-1000 pair in Smyrna, but they didn't get uploaded, and I cleared the SD Card. Sorry! :c
Vortex in Decatur
I actually recorded this siren going off for a test after taking these. Hopefully that video will be up soon.
Siren:
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DSCN9080 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrThor Guard siren at Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta
Found this guy in downtown.
Siren:
DSCN9132 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrClose-up:
DSCN9135 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrFederal Building 1003
Here is the famous 'Bolt itself:
Building:
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DSCN9174 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickriForce STi-1600 in Kennesaw
Here's one of the iForces on the KSU campus. Neat to see one in person for the first time. (Not as big as I thought though.
)Siren:
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DSCN9371 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrVortex in Kennesaw
This Vortex is very close to the iForce, by a Waffle House.
Siren:
DSCN9376 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrClose-up:
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DSCN9379 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrControls:
DSCN9380 by 4j25Sirens, on Flickr508 siren in Chatanooga, TN
Finally saw my first 508! This was pretty exciting to see in person. It is part of the Sequoyah Nuclear Generating Station siren system. This one replaced a Thunderbolt.
Siren:
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DSCN9387 by 4j25Sirens, on FlickrSo that was my trip! I had a lot of fun seeing new types of sirens for the first time, and all around had a great time visiting Atlanta! Thanks for viewing!
It seems to have rotated since I was last there, most likely from the wind (as seen in the picture below).