No. The disc is driven by the chopper itself using a shaft and gearbox, so its speed is governed by the speed of the chopper and isn't adjustable. Inman's has a broken gearbox, causing it to spin too fast.
Yup! They were actually just restored and put back into service earlier this year, now rocking the "Bumblebolt" paint scheme. T-75 can currently be found at Sedgwick County Fire Station 32, in Park City, KS. T-104 is located at Wichita Firehouse 20, and T-116 is at Sedgwick County Fire Sta...
It's very similar to why the Silverstreet Thunderbolt is so over-recorded and foamed over. It performs a rare signal with both solenoids working, it tests reliably and regularly, and is unique due to its (former) paintjob and overall appearance. It's easy to record since it tests daily, and has a pr...
Rotational Alertronics normally use rings, in a similar fashion to the WS-2000R. This meant it didn't have to oscillate, but the rings require more maintenance and can cause skipping and other issues for electronic sirens. They did offer an oscillating model with direct-wired drivers, which JCB owns.
All, I have attempted to both PM and email Talia. No response thus far. If anyone can assist me with contact I would appreciate it They've run away from home, so I assume they're not going to be easy to contact. https://old.reddit.com/user/talianagisan Try their Reddit account. They were last activ...
The 128 was installed earlier this year, so it's brand spanking new. Here's the site: https://prcemc.ca/event/wildfire-siren-test/ I also have a Canada-wide siren map, which includes BC. I haven't checked all of BC, so there's probably more that I don't know about, but a lot of sirens are mapped in ...
well 2 things here the shroud for the john dree siren looks like a federal model 5/7 so its and looking at the motor itself that and my an nick have fully restored it and its back in working order were both 19 again and as long as we have the patent it can be capable to restore the only complex thi...