It's not that hard... they just probably sort of, well, bent it (or somehow put a wedge of metal between the horn and rotor).

Yeah, the restoration guy must have done a reeeeeally good job, the thing looks brand-new.

I've once seen a town of 9 people... it was on the side of Lookout Mtn. in Alabama.

Then can anyone get me the software? I'm willing to pay $1000 to screw up traffic lights around the US...

I haven't yet heard a Thunderbolt growl (I think it would just sound regular...?) But that Elektror doesn't look too big... is it? And it is the worst sounding siren I have ever heard, it sounds like a flippin' powersaw. And the growl in the beginning makes it sound even worse! *runs out of room scr...

LOL, that is kind of cool. Being able to control the traffic like that remotely, while having it on "autopilot" when youre not there.

Can you access it from anywhere?

Yeah, but it just isn't for police work. Its more of an industrial-grade lightbar...

Ah, now it makes sense. Thanks.

What is the most unusual siren sound you have ever heard? Links to the siren's actual sound or pics are highly recommended. Mine is the ACA Hurricane 130, the wind-up takes about half of a second. The Hurricane is quite a commanding siren, because it's harmony is very unusual. And the element of sur...

Now that I think of it, the 612 has 6 speakers, and the 1212 has 12 (and so does this pic), so you are probably right.

Wow, 2001, I thought I said that in the post...?

Oh, no I didn't, I stated it in a previous post... I think the "Sirens in Your Area" one...

Kinda already knew that one, too...

Geez people, you act like I'm 7 years old!