Like the title says, I found a low-mounted red STH-10 on route 9 South in Lakewood, NJ today! I don't have photos I'm afraid but I do know that it's not in the greatest shape and is mounted on a small FD. Just thought I'd report my finding.

2t22boy wrote:How do you know the rotator in the 2001 in the first "video" is borken?

I'm thinking it's because the siren sounds far away the entire time. If it had a working rotator, it would get louder at points.

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I seem to be getting this message. Anyone else getting this?

Now there's something you don't hear everyday. I didn't even know they COULD do westminister.

Wow, and I thought the sound of that thing was creepy! That first picture is creepier still! I don't want to see one of those in person *shudder*

Sounds similar to that other sound file on the Siren Sound Files site.

Nice recording, that sounds like the real thing! Good job!

I find it puzzling that they say the Whelen is "fully operational" at 112db but they also said it was fully operational at 129db. In my book, 129 means fully operational not 112.

TornadoSirenFan wrote: Ya i was in Nashville last month and heard the test on the first Saturday, and I must tell you I am sooo disappointed that Davidson county went with that crappy company(ATI). That thing sounded like a high pitched dial tone. I don't see how any one could hear that during a re...

Cyrun wrote:Look's like there once may have been another siren on the plate next to the STH, did it rot away?

Dunno, it probably was removed but again I have no idea what was on that plate.