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Found this out of nowhere, was just snooping around on Google Maps Streat View and there it was.

Type in 242 Harris Rd, Grayslake, IL, United States

There's a green one by a fire squad but I don't remember where exactly it is, though. I think you saw the one at my friends fire company. East Windsor Station #1. AKA station 42. The fire company sits behind the Rescue squad. They have a green 1003 East Windsor? s***, that's right by me! I'd LOVE t...

The speed on that T-bolt's rotation is incredible. One could get dizzy watching it.

Interesting, never seen any T-Bolt in this color before. I've only seen a green 1003 in my area. I suppose a T-Bolt could come in any color you want.

Being that low is dangerous for the human ear. It should be much higher up on a pole, even if it is there to warn the lake.

The siren sounds like it's trying to do its Whoop Tone or morse code.

Now there's two things you don't see everyday(inside of a siren and siren catching fire) I've heard of a hot product but geez.

I edited the above post so they're side by side. I don't see how you can't see a difference now that they're next to each other. The T-135AC/DC has a significantly larger horn than the T-128. Nope, still can't quite see the difference. It would probably help to have them with the horn facing more t...

There seems to be some dispute, at least on YouTube, as to whether or not this is a T-135AC/DC and not just a T-128. Here are a couple pictures that I've taken just to show a comparison, one of which I already posted in this thread, but whatever. A T-128... http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd42/t...

thunderbolt69 wrote:Found this video that has an underpowered STH-10. Siren starts at or around 53 seconds. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXpqN46o ... re=related

Isn't their wind-up usually long and therefore would mean that it's not underpowered?