Okay, so, as you know, Tyler has 23 Modulators. But, this unit, located near Paluxy and Grande, is different. It looks a lot like a Mod II, but count the cells. There's almost too many. Or am I just crazy? There are 9 total cells, 8 active. The very bottom cell is a dummy cell (contains no drivers)...

I wish the wind up on the UV was much slower...

well, i found out that federal did away with the 13 selectone tm tone modules that fit thesiratone panel. but they did replace it. It's called UTM, Universal tone module. And it has 32 tones. I bought one and should get it before the new year. http://www.federalsignal-indust.com/default.asp?pageID=...

Hands down the highest pitched 2001 I have ever heard. Any higher than that it would sound like a Federal Q.

Wow what do they do with all those old sirens? Throw them away, scrap them, send them to a graveyard(like WSS, they have 2 812's. Also to clear up them being 816's for anyone.. this ad calls it a 812, don't know why.. but it just does. eows 812 ad.jpg Yeah, it really doesn't make sense, because eac...

Vey198885 wrote:Apart from this famous one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwZP5xQZMTY

How many more are there? Is this the only one?

Yes, and it was replaced with a 2001-130 a few years ago.

Would they ever have enough speaker arrays? Probably trying to get more coverage. What Hawaii does to some of their DSA's is they take away speakers from one side and move them to the side which requires more coverage, That's why you see only 2 speakers on one side and 10 on another. And another th...

Very nice, it has the 16 note full chimes. Smart idea putting a lightning rod on it, too. Also, is there a way on the controller to switch between the half chimes and full chimes?

4J25 wrote:There is actually a controller that was manufactured before the MCP, and it was supposedly called the MC. I think that's what some of the Modulators in Chicago use.

Yeah, i forgot for a second. I corrected myself.

ModulatorMan wrote:It uses whichever is the older non-Siratone boxes.

Yeah, that would be the MC/MCP.