pardon the 'barely sufficient' info & confusion; but I needed to correct the info According to my mother (she lived in Laredo during her younger yrs before my siblings & I were born) Laredo USED TO have sirens (she couldn't remember what they looked like or their locations) but I assume tho...

I saw a new 2001 on the east side of I280 near the truck stops (sadly I didn't take pics yet) where Latcha Rd ends It's supposed to warn the Troy Villa mobile home park & village of Lemoyne (Lemoyne has a 2001-130 but I don't know if that 2001 can be heard by the truck stops or Troy Villa if th...

look up 'federal signal 2T22 & 3T22 siren manual' online the manual shows specs before & after assembly

so far i own a 1977 federal 3t22b from bowling green oh that got removed around 2002 (a 2001srn was installed around 1999; but the 3t22b was still active until 2000) then i aquired a darley horizontal from north baltimore & a sterling m-10 from wayne oh (they still have a 5t as of now) now i'm h...

wood county ohio did alt wail & alt steady up until the late 1980s/very early 1990s

before siren tests were moved from 1st friday of month to 1st saturday of month (around 1989) (still @10AM)

their tests were about 9-15 min long

I’ve seen 3T22s, and they are pretty nice to take care of. Although I don’t have one, I have seen many enthusiasts restore sirens like this. One example is a 2T22B in Rhine, GA. The 2T22B was restored and was louder than its original installment. According to a video, the siren can be heard beyond ...

did the 2001 replace anything or is it a extra?