They may just be another Peach Bottom Thunderbolt. This picture is from 2023 and the siren is located in southern York County, close to I-83. What's weird is that I don't see a replacement T-128 anywhere around it, so I don't know for sure if this is a Peach Bottom Tbolt. There is actually a later ...

That's a Thunderbolt. The picture is from 1975 and the article on the map for these alleged Mk 2s is from 1979, not to mention the shape is totally wrong for a Mk. 2 hurricane or any hurricane for that matter of fact. Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sir...

I don't know if this will be good enough to include, but I found this photo in 1832 43rd St in Kenosha, WI. You can kinda see the Hurricane. That's a Thunderbolt. The picture is from 1975 and the article on the map for these alleged Mk 2s is from 1979, not to mention the shape is totally wrong for ...

The safety of a town's residents is a lot more important than what a niche community wants. Any piece of old equipment that hasn't been maintained in who knows how long is a liability more than an asset to a town. And cost wise as well, it might be a lot cheaper to just get a new siren which a commu...

That's a lock washer for a bearing, to be exact a W-02 sized one. You can get them off of EvilBay for a couple of dollars.

Made in July 1952 going by the serial number on the housing.

Whole plethora of them at 18:32. Man what I wouldn't do for one of those... legally of course.

yes that is a 121 sierwn sorry i am drunjk

It was reinstalled today by me, a few people from the company I work with, and a bunch of help from locals.


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