There is a closer shot under the far away shot.TurbopropPilot wrote:Sorry for the off topic reply, but that's awesome you're having your dad help you look. When I was in STL, my uncles looked for me too. That's how I found a Darley Champion. Kudos to you!
Now, about that speaker array, can you get a closer shot? I can't zoom in enough to even tell what that is.
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Re: Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens
Christian Bricking, living in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area.
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Re: Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens
It looks like the speakers on top of my church. Before Sunday service, the they set the speakers off in "Westminster Chime" mode. It sounds like the chime on the EOWS612!
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Re: Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens
Speaking of EOWS 612 sirens, does anyone know when FS first began making them and when they were discontinued:?:
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[quote="4J25"]Went out to Cincinnati for my Dad's blood test. My Mom works in the hospital, and from her office I saw the Calhoun Hall Thunderbolt:
DSCN3038 by 4j25, on Flickr
There was/is supposed to be a T-128 replacement for that siren on top of the building according to the bid packet for the sirens. As we have see, some of the new sirens have not gone where they were supposed to. So I would not be surprised if the replacement for the Calhoun Hall Thunderbolt does not go on the building. Last month when I went past, I did not see a new T-128 installed anywhere near there.
Here is a link to a video of it that I took on June 1st, 2011, test day
http://youtu.be/wlaNaEAHh7k
DSCN3038 by 4j25, on Flickr
There was/is supposed to be a T-128 replacement for that siren on top of the building according to the bid packet for the sirens. As we have see, some of the new sirens have not gone where they were supposed to. So I would not be surprised if the replacement for the Calhoun Hall Thunderbolt does not go on the building. Last month when I went past, I did not see a new T-128 installed anywhere near there.
Here is a link to a video of it that I took on June 1st, 2011, test day
http://youtu.be/wlaNaEAHh7k
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Re: Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens
Have they installed the 2 I-Forces yet?nickrusche wrote:Here is a link to a video of it that I took on June 1st, 2011, test day
http://youtu.be/wlaNaEAHh7k
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They're actually E-Classes we were told, and no they haven't been installed yet.
Resident of a county with big a mixture of sirens, but in the process of being replaced. 
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It's very surprising that they didn't install the T-128 while they were refurbishing Calhoun. But, as we all know, the Cincinnati siren system is somewhat less than logical. 
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Re: Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens
Nice Pics 4j25! I saw the Thunderbolt on the Calhoun Hall from the Carew Tower in downtown. I am new here, and this is my first post. 
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Really, you can see it from that far away?Sifed1 wrote:Nice Pics 4j25! I saw the Thunderbolt on the Calhoun Hall from the Carew Tower in downtown. I am new here, and this is my first post.
Resident of a county with big a mixture of sirens, but in the process of being replaced.
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