The thing is, 2T22's weren't out until the early '70s from what I can remember. I am for sure not as sharp as I used to be on siren knowledge. Used to be I could ask anyone questions and already know the answer, now it's like I'm sitting here playing scrabble without any of the vowel letters.

What in the world is this...? lmfao!

As Jeb would probably say...

"Boys, fetch this one over here another beer."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2-CLCz1n2c

Taken in Bel Aire, KS at my high school. Turn your volume WAAAY up!

I was going to say, there was some poop flinging going on in this thread! lol.

I will try to get a video of our exercise at my school. I'll be in the gym already, so I'll get to see everyone else in the school just pile into the FEMA shelter like a bunch of sardines!

VASirens wrote:Has the T-bolt 1000 at Gateway High School been filmed?

Don't think so, I'll look into it.

I'm kind of in the mood to film a siren tomorrow- given that it's been well over a year since I last filmed a siren.

Any location here in Wichita or the county area- leave it as a reply and I'll take it into consideration!

Hate to bump this... but anyone have a Federal Model 3 manual on hand?

Thanks!

holler wrote:Please don't provide inaccurate information

As for the siren you are getting, it's a 5 horsepower 3 phase siren. Can run on either 208-230 or 480.

Thanks, Jeb! Helps out a lot.

gman 1 wrote:Model 2 power requirements:
120Vac/dc, Single phase 24A or
120Vac/dc, 12A.

I took this from a model 2 manual; hope this helps!!!!!

I am looking for Model 3, yes, 3, requirements, but thanks for the info! c:

I just got a lead on Luke's (Crazywarriorman) Federal Model 3, and I was wondering what it takes to run one for these little guys.

I just need to know if it runs on 240/3ph or 240/1ph. Someone let me know!

Thanks!