Are there any HOR or Sterling sirens in Michigan? I know of a Sterling N in Springport, but are there any more in Michigan?

I have seen a P-50 near downtown Kenosha, WI, but it is the only P-50 I have ever seen.

funnykid31o0 wrote:Some cites need to watch this video. I hate it when people say that sirens are "outdated" and all we need is "phones and technology."

Cell tower gets knocked out. Then what do you do?

Spencerlovestrains wrote:Colon in St. Joe County has a 10V at the intersection of Long Lake Road, and Decker Road.

Colon has an intresting mix for a small village: there is an XT22 and a Model 5/7 or Tbolt, I don't remember.

Conclusion: Very few Sentry Sirens in Mi.

The hurricane 130 MKII is one of my all-time favorite sirens. Sadly, there are none in my area. Great pics! :hurricane:

There is a 10V (needs to be confirmed) in East Jordan, MI on the roof of their EMS building. https://goo.gl/maps/S5WtAMDZR4F2 There is also what looks to be a 16V1T behind the Fire Dept building in Frederic, MI (north of Grayling) on a rather short pole. https://goo.gl/maps/u8ehK7miUfJ2 East Jordan...

Where are the SD-10s Located? I know of the one on the Post plant, but where is the other one? Also, I am glad that they don't plan to replace their classic :TBolt:s and EOWS 612s. Also, where are the Tbolts? One is downtown, but where are the other two? One is atop the Post Foods plant, and the ot...

In the state of Michigan, I have seen Federal sirens, Sterlings, ATIs, Whelens, Darleys, and ACAs, but I haven't seen any Sentry sirens. If anyone knows about a Sentry in Michigan, could you please tell me the location? Thanks!

Seems odd that I've not heard any horror stories about the rotating ATIs that Battle Creek, MI, has. I wonder how they manage to keep them working without trouble. (The Battle Creek system isn't all-ATI; it's actually rather an interesting mix, with at least two SD-10s, three Thunderbolt 1000Ts--at...