Purring Cat wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 08, 2019 6:19 pm

That's a 3T22 actually.

Fixed it. Was thinking that and hit the 2 anyway.

3T22 along I-76 just outside of Brush, Colorado. Probably belongs on the lowest mounted thread as well. https://goo.gl/maps/JRtbckv64FmhQskt8

Sorry to revive an ancient post...just got back from visiting there last week, and the Sentry and 1003 are GONE. They put up two T-128s in their place. I talked to someone that works for the city, and supposedly the Sentry and T-bolt could not be heard outside the town limits, where the T-128s can, ...

Love that wind-down!

Is the 1003 still downtown? If I recall correctly, it's on the old bank building.

Sounds like it has some issues. My favorite chopper setting, though!

It goes on and off line depending on the demand for ethanol. My dad told me it was going full steam earlier this spring. I already asked him to keep an eye on it, and to let me know when it's back up and running. With any luck maybe I can get them to sound it off for my dad to record if it does inde...

I have seen this siren mentioned before, but I cannot remember what this is. It was orginally located in the town of Sutherland, NE, until it was replaced by a 2001. It was then apparently relocated to the ethanol plant East of town. It wasn't easy getting a clear shot, since the plant is now closed...

I went to visit my folks in Nebraska again, and managed to snap pics of a couple sirens in Sterling, CO along the way. First up is a Sentry, located on the West side of town, next to a Home Depot in a ballfield. http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc404/chad95xj/1224.jpg Next up is the 1003 located ...

The city should have a record of the sirens from when they purchased them from FS, right? They could have purged any records they had of them, but it's worth a try. That would be really neat if you did score that siren. I have your YouTube video of it saved.