Discussion of Outdoor Warning Systems
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I love that mount, and cool pick with the Eclipse, hope it's not the replacement. Maybe ones a fire siren and the other is something else.Minnesota2T22 wrote:3T22 in Langdon, North Dakota:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.7619,-9 ... 312!8i6656
It's not super low, but it's pretty low mounted.
I believe the Eclipse was the replacement. I haven't been up there in a few years, hopefully the 3T22 is still there.MaumeeStormMaster wrote:I love that mount, and cool pick with the Eclipse, hope it's not the replacement. Maybe ones a fire siren and the other is something else.Minnesota2T22 wrote:3T22 in Langdon, North Dakota:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.7619,-9 ... 312!8i6656
It's not super low, but it's pretty low mounted.
The 3T22 is still there. The Eclipse is the replacement. An Eclipse was installed at the fire hall too, but the 3T22 at the fire hall was removed.Minnesota2T22 wrote:I believe the Eclipse was the replacement. I haven't been up there in a few years, hopefully the 3T22 is still there.MaumeeStormMaster wrote:I love that mount, and cool pick with the Eclipse, hope it's not the replacement. Maybe ones a fire siren and the other is something else.Minnesota2T22 wrote:3T22 in Langdon, North Dakota:
https://www.google.com/maps/@48.7619,-9 ... 312!8i6656
It's not super low, but it's pretty low mounted.
Whoops, my bad, didn't notice the larger screens...4J25 wrote:That would be a 2810.
I never knew they had one that low in their system...
I'll try to record it. If airport security stops us, we will explain, and if they aren't keen, just don't come back.dilloncarpenter wrote:Yeah that's the lowest one, it's a lot shorter looking in person. I've wanted to record it but didn't think airport security would take that too well.
