Put these coordinates in google maps and go in to street view its hard to see but its on the pole to the left of the abandoned house Coordinates: 38°41'39.3"N 90°48'23.9"W That's, almost without a doubt, an old fire station, not a house. Because the building is mostly garage, it's definit...

Definitely replace that plug. From what I can tell it's a huge fire hazard.

Newsflash people: Tornadoes have a tendency to knock down those cell phone towers. I've seen an EF-4 tornado rip through a town and the only siren-related damage was a broken rotator, and the tornado passed a couple blocks away from it. (The siren was a Whelen.)

bmeiser wrote:

the one at John Long Middle School rotates but the blower is broken

Blower?

He probably meant to say chopper.

Gil wrote:I have a vector image of the original ACA logo, if anyone is interested. Since it's a vector, it can be scaled to virtually any size without degradation.

Would you mind emailing or PMing me the image?

It looks to me like they took the horn off an Allertor, and put an oil barrel in its place. The back motor cover looks very similar to that of an Allertor 125.

Point is, Lion King has got some serious issues obeying copyright laws. Whether those copyrights are still here or long gone. I'm not criticizing their company, their product, or their sirens, I'm just criticizing the way they do business. I think the concept is ok, but I don't see this thing being ...

yes, the Chrysler we are talking about is the same Chrysler that makes cars. The Chrysler air raid siren was powered by a V8 Hemi engine, if I'm not mistaken.

It sounds to me like a radio malfunction, but again I say correct me if i'm wrong.

Oh my gosh it is a Chrysler horn!!! I can't believe they would do this. you'd think they'd be breaking like every copyright law in the book.