I recently emailed the police chief about obtaining the three sirens, but he said that they had the disposal of the old sirens in the contract. I'm going to contact Northway to see if I could save them from being scrapped.

Notre.Dame1003 wrote:Their answer to a T-135AC/DC?

Most likely the T-128, since it's 128 decibels and has a large horn similar to the 128.

Does anyone know where it is located on Google Maps? I will be recording it on June 14th. Here is my siren "map", excluding the Jefferson Decot. http://g.co/maps/6nk65

Also, which Decot should I record, Jefferson or Sauk? (I need Jefferson's location if that one is better.)

I've decided to change the length of the "siren trip". I'm leaving for Wisconsin on June 3rd, and it takes 20 hours to drive to Wisconsin. I am going to record the T-135 AC/DC in Madison on June 6th, my birthday. Are there any sirens that will be tested June 19th (Tuesday)?

When does Baraboo test their sirens?

Does anyone know where most of the Milwaukee sirens are located? I cannot record the Milwaukee Court House P-50, so I'm looking for a Hurricane or a different P-50.

warnUSall wrote:The reason Merrill needs a third siren was because the siren prrovider misjudged, or better said over estmated the coverage the City would get with two sirens.

I saw that on the news. I am going to try to record all 3 sirens if they all test on Wednesday.

Mac wrote:Thought a Thunderbolt 1000 was over 126.... Isn't 126 the 1000T?

The 1000T is 125.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbolt_siren#Models

Lancaster, Texas Siren Map: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&ms ... b25541e36c