The Siren Board

Rory Buszka wrote:Image links busted for me...

Hmm...the photobucket links were working fine for me...o well, I uploaded them to tinypic and updated the first post

I saw a walk-around video on YouTube of this siren and another ACA hurricane in Greenville, Texas. One of the ACA hurricanes was next to an ACA penetrator and the hurricane was disconnected from power. The other ACA hurricane (the one shown in the first post) is connected to power with the switch turned on, but the blower pipe is disconnected.

Can you post the link to the video? The horn on the one with power still connected appears to change direction (according to google street view) but it might just have a broken rotator and the wind is blowing it around.

Sure, here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij4qE0pR5aw

Allertorguy02 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 16, 2017 2:47 pm

I saw a walk-around video on YouTube of this siren and another ACA hurricane in Greenville, Texas. One of the ACA hurricanes was next to an ACA penetrator and the hurricane was disconnected from power. The other ACA hurricane (the one shown in the first post) is connected to power with the switch turned on, but the blower pipe is disconnected.

Let's try to not bring back old topics unless absolutely necessary, but while I am here, I might as well say it. Greenville now has some Acoustic Technology sirens now in place, tested silently on the First Thursday at 10:00am. Hurricanes are not working. This topic regarding the replacement of the Hurricanes has been mentioned before.
-Whammy

Only thing I can think of is the city of Greenville didn't want to pay to have the old sirens removed and just left them standing. Eventually they'll come down one way or another.