I forgot to mention this in my last post, but in that same pdf that I posted above, it says that the NWS called "Station X" in Cincinnati to activate the sirens. Does anyone have any idea what "Station X" is/ was? Station X was the old pump house for the Eden park reservoirs and...

carexpertandy wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 29, 2019 10:29 pm

That was actually part of the system. Apparently, it remained active for a while after the T-128s were installed, but I have no idea about now.

It is decommissioned.

Andy, I get alerts from EMA and local 12 via text and through an App CodeRed. And they all worked today!

Tornado warnings in the area! Sirens near my house went off around 5:00. Right now, I’m hearing other sirens in other zones. Hamilton County now does 3 minute activations with 7 minute intervals. My part of town must not be a big threat right now. Good thing Hamilton County conducted a test yesterd...

SIRENMAN wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 01, 2018 1:39 pm

Hamilton County EMA will test sirens by the zone today. So listen up. Thanks

Norwood siren works!

carexpertandy wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 17, 2018 12:02 am

Yeah, we’ve all known that for years. SIRENMAN has had it at his shop ever since. Many discussions about it in this thread and elsewhere in the forum.

Yep still there!

carexpertandy wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 10, 2018 10:59 pm

The T-128s have the old blue ASC logo BTW, so they were most likely installed before 2007. I think they switched to the circular logo in 2006.

I helped Clayton build and install the T-128`s and I think but not sure that we installed them in 2005, it was my first time working with metal poles.

I helped build and install 20 T-128`s in Trumbull county in 2005.

Have not been on here in a while and have not anything new to share but it`s cool.

This is just wrong I have worked with Clayton for 13 years and he is a very trusting person is willing to help anyone that is
interested in sirens.It saddens my heart that someone would take advantage of a kind and caring man.
If who ever did this man up and make it right!