42.247320, -74.145285 Scout Camp: There are no uninvited guests allowed, as usual. But I stayed there a few years back and took some photos. There is also a 360-degree view there, and the siren is visible. Custer electric basically never left Rush County, much less the state of Indiana.. No way tha...

andreblakewaskewitch wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 10, 2025 11:50 pm

Oh yeah, elk grove hurricanes were toobs, thanks to a photo close up and a aerials of some different units that were in elk grove.

These screenshots are clear as mud.

The Thunderbeam looks refurbished Speaking of Thunderbeams? Did any 7-port (RSL-10s) exist? If so, are there any videos of one? I've looked on YouTube before and haven't ever seen a low tone T-beam. Weird because the RSH-10 uses an STH-10 chopper. Why not use an STL-10??? I know this may sound like...

Topic has run its course, locked. PM a moderator to unlock if anything substantial comes up.

Why would the single tone version be of an entirely different design? It's simply a matter of placing single tone choppers into a standard Hurricane.

A reminder to most users in this thread. It is under two months old, and yet has amassed 26 pages. If you are going to make a post or comment, please provide something truly contributory to the topic, rather than quick acknowledgements or sloppy screenshots of aerial pictures. The research is great ...

Topic locked, most of these images are majorly compressed, missing sources, or aren't even legible enough to positively ID a siren. Please archive images on your own drives.

Yeah, honestly, until the admins stop allowing bull like this to be posted, I'm done here. All you kids do is lie and make stuff up. None of this crap would have been allowed in the old days. Ironically, the four signal 2001 was most actually a thing. Here are photos of a controller off an early 20...