not a safe or good idea to put a full size siren in a truck.

That's not the point. Why call? What will it accomplish? It is their job to maintain the siren- not someone in the public. Who cares why it sounds different anyway? Like I said, if you called my business after I repaired a siren and questioned me about it without proving you have something to do wi...

FS T-Bolt wrote:i know im gonna get creamed for this, but what happened to those pics of Greg's Hurricane...it had pics of the controls, blower, and rotator

I have been wondering the same thing. Does he still have all his restoration pictures on a website?

my friend is an EMT. hes showed me before. trust me thats what they are for.

have you made your recording yet? im sure all of us would love to hear it.

the antennas on the traffic lights are there to receive signals from emergency vehicles. the driver has a remote that sends a signal to the light to make his light turn green so they dont have to wait. thats what they are for.

I heard a screamer that sounded just like the clip of the low tone model 7. What kind of screamer sounds like this? That 9 port 2 horse power screamer clip on the site is definately too high pitched and the wind up is way too fast to be what i heard.

anyone have a recording of those dual tone sirens?