sirendude2012 wrote:I also found the thing on the website. If I can get it, It'll be less $$ than my Ademco vertical siren.. for a 1003!

Maybe I shouldn't have posted this until the end of the auction .

VASirens wrote:Now that's innovative.

It sure is! Nice job!

Bedford_1003 wrote:Where is it??? I was supposed to get it!

I don't want to give the link away just yet, I would like to try to get it as well .

The BGSU Thunderbolt has been removed. My brother found it while on a government auction site. Here is a photo I took of it in 2012: Bens Photos 026.jpg Here are some photos from the site: http://www.govdeals.com/photos/4821/4821_516_3.JPG http://www.govdeals.com/photos/4821/4821_516_2.JPG http://ww...

They sure look happy in this photo :

Now for the Green XT22, where did it come from?: The story on the green 2t22 is like "holler" said, the City of Nocona got the siren from Wichita Falls and it was going to be installed at the golf course there. Since it was going at the course they elected to paint it green, from what I u...

Nice! Congrats on the new Tbolt. Dude! The 2tree22 is the rarest xt22 variant federal ever made!!! Save it! Just joking, of course. Ha Ha! great one! :lol: Now for the Green XT22, where did it come from?: http://i337.photobucket.com/albums/n363/dirtracer4life63/Wichita%20Falls%20Pile/IMG_2950_zpsa8...

4J25 wrote:

Urbanexplorer wrote:...apparently NKU doesn't test their sirens with the rest of the county. Don't waste your time.

That sucks. Do you know when they do?

Yes it does, apparently they don't test very often: http://nku.edu/display_news.php?ID=4648

I selected Kentucky since I don't know of that many interesting sirens in other states. Also, if you decide to make a map of sirens in Ohio, I will help contribute locations.

sirendude2012 wrote:Single-cell Whelen 2800... interesting. I never knew they made them that small.

Yep they do, you can see one in their omnidirectional siren selection picture on Whelen's website: http://whelen.com/mass/category.php.