Here is a low mounted Model 5/7 in Holcomb, MO. I've seen it in person, and it's pretty low, about twelve feet off the ground, and still active. https://www.google.com/maps/@36.4054845,-90.0255714,3a,45.2y,115.89h,93.8t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1soJ5wge76QQFo-1NLaPFsxQ!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-p...

for those interested, we do have a map of most if not all of the known sirens in washington, located here: https://google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1b ... ujfS8FG5da
including of course, all of the Ex-Trojan NPP EPZ sirens in Kalama, Longview, and Kelso.

Shoot me an email and I'll connect you with the rest of our oregon-centric group of enthusiasts. We'd love to help out with getting an SD-10 running!
Or alternatively, feel free to reach out on Discord as well.

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Thu Jun 27, 2024 8:06 pm

That's a cool steel horned T-121!

Agreed, I dunno if they're spun or cast like the Eclipse-8 horns are, but I dig the looks.

so, "analog" in this case can mean one of 2 things. Fully analog (siratone), or Partially analog (Whelen ESC-864 'analog'). In the case of the former, everything is handled by analog circuitry, a combination of logic gates, resistors, inductors, diodes, and capacitors work together to gene...

ASC Siren Map https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?hl=en&mid=1HVSPnwEOeQqQ2UupFeY3G1HsNsYhYSw&ll=42.419095159712356%2C-75.86514675&z=8 A new project will take a while to finish I try to open the map but all I see is just a blank white screen with no text. Im assuming it didnt load but I...

Yes, Portland had 7 chryslers, all which were removed in the 1960s after portland discontinued civil defense.

Amazing information Evan! About 6 months ago during one of my visits to the Northacres Park/Haller Lake Chrysler, I got a photo of its control box, which had some sort of little controller in it. I have the photos saved somewhere, they're from my old camera however, so It'll be hard to dig them out...

I would agree with Non-Zero. ECS's prices are often very high.

My friend Evan and I went to the Connections Museum up in Seattle this past weekend to visit for the first time. We were both flabbergasted at what we saw once we had completed the tour, that being both a console unit and a reciever for the AT&T Bell and Lights system that came from the seattle ...