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Urbanexplorer wrote:Wow, that photo with the office chair gives a good sense of scale. Didn't know they were that huge.

Heres how big it is when I stand next to it.

4J25 wrote:
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That is a fat cone 2001-DC. You can tell because of the 4 screws around the logo and it says 2001-DC on the rotator box.

Those specs are amazing Sound range at 70 DB: 9000 feet Total circular coverage: 9.0 square miles :shock: What's aven more amazing is the fact that the new T135-DC has a slightly better range at only half the motor power! I also noticed it saying the siren can be ordered with a "valve" to...

Our system is all 2001s. There was an Sth-10 a couple years ago, but it was located in Oronoco and replaced with a 2001-130. Aaron now owns that Sth-10.

Sadly there are only 3 that stand now. La crescent mn took down their second one.

I think it's interesting that St. Paul has Thunderbolt 1000's and Minneapolis has 4/5 Thunderbolt 1000T's. I concluded that thought by studying the map and watching videos of them on youtube. Is someone able to disprove this? I would like to know.

According to Rob Mast's map, St. Paul has Thunderbolts, Thunderbeams, Sth-10, and 2001's.

We are wondering what this siren is. It is located in Preston, MN.

I love that ambience! It reminds me of the transition toward the end of Home by the Sea part one into part two by Genesis. Listen to it and see if you agree. It starts about 4:19 on part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YucvHVrvkU8 Second Home by the Sea "Part 2" http://youtu.be/iDTl2s3b31U

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