Here is a better map of Kentucky:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing

Got all these added. Again, thanks so much, and please post when you have more LOL

Im not sure if you know, but the link doesn't work anymore. This is either removed or the link is outdated It's here now. The color scheme was changed and different people work on it, but the base map is the KML file linked above that no longer works. https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1b...

I think these are worth sharing: 30°22'47.1"N 96°05'21.5"W - ACA Allertor in Navasota (2nd one Discovered) 31°32'45.3"N 96°57'28.0"W - Federal Signal Model 2 in Hallsburg 30°00'23.8"N 96°10'35.2"W - Federal Signal Model 2 at Western International Gas 31°55'43.5"N ...

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Tue Jul 18, 2023 4:43 pm

Cole Canoe Base in northern Michigan has a model J and a Sparton Model 35 and Beaumont Scout reservation in Ohio has a WPS-4004 that replaced a screamer, and is on federal signal controls

Do you have coordinated for either of these?

This is super cool and totally intriguing. Do you have any photos of any of the sirens? Edit: By the way, the unconfirmed P-15 marker in NY has a suspicious P-15 shaped blob down and to the left: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lake+Arrowhead/@40.960244,-72.7718275,37m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x8...

I got bored last night and decided to make a map of sirens at scout camps because, well, a lot of them have legacy sirens. If you know of anything I don't have, please reply below and I'll get it added. Thanks!! https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Xb7TbmhQ154FDM-eIi54VdSaKE2qijw&usp=shar...

Those [redacted], they put a big-block Chevy in it.
What a scam.

Ask and ye shall receive. That ridge in the horn is a crack that was welded up, it was left rough to give the appearance of a battle scar, which I think is actually pretty cool.

For those unaware, Sedgwick County has ditched ATI and is going all-in with Federal Signal. As part of this project, the four remaining jailbar Thunderbolts were rebuilt and painted (well, powdercoated) in the Bumblebolt scheme; three were reinstalled at fire stations and one was mounted to a traile...