Anyone know of some good siren finds in TX along I-40? And does Amarillo still have their P-50s?

soccerdude7330 wrote:Here's an ATI HPSS32-R at Fire Dept. 15 in Forsyth County, GA:

Never seen a 2-horn config before. And I don't think that's what the model number is.

Found it! It's between the UMAC and 6th-7th Grade Center. It's on the N-S street on the east side of the 6th-7th. Easy to spot.

Thanks for the correction.

I don't know if someone already posted this, but isn't the "dinner plate" siren on page 1 the same type as the sirens at the Oak Ridge, TN Security Complex?

SouthDakotaBoy2009 wrote:did it look something like this?

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss25 ... d1c_sd.jpg

Yeah, exactly like that.

I think this would be a good thread to start since a lot of tornadoes happen in the lower plains, making for lots of sirens

Photos of sirens from Nebraska to the south.
I'll start...http://www.flickr.com/photos/busgeek/se ... 567078818/

Huh, the ATI system (installed 2004) in the city I live in actually isn't too bad. They function well, I always have heard them in storms, and the tones aren't too shabby, kinda like a Modulator. For some reason the alert tone isn't the usual 1000Hz. It's a bit lower than the high note of a Federal ...

Never knew there were Thunderbeams and some T22s. Where are the Thunderbeams at?

I saw a 2t22 up close recently. The control box had double doors that were arranged side by side. Did Federal Signal make any boxes like that? Or could that possibly be an installation by the city?