UV controllers?murrfarms wrote:a few ATI HPSS-32 units on the outskirts of towns in a few of the more recently-developed neighborhoods. As far as I'm aware they haven't replaced any of the older sirens (yet).
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Re: Sweetwater, TX P-50
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Re: Sweetwater, TX P-50
Dang, that would make a good synth. I guess I know what I'm doing today.murrfarms wrote:Already well ahead of ya by about a year...Brendan W wrote:Sweetwater sounds like an intriguing place. I'll make a siren map (unless someone already has)
http://goo.gl/maps/mFtuN
Had to redo the map on the newer (publicly-viewable) account. I wish they'd just let you transfer over maps from connected accounts.
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Re: Sweetwater, TX P-50
From what I'm seeing, no. It does kinda resemble a battery enclosure on a UV though.DJ2226 wrote: UV controllers?
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Re: Sweetwater, TX P-50
Older ATI's boxes are nearly identical in appearance to Federal's. Now ATI uses a single cabinet design.DJ2226 wrote:
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Interesting. I never knew they had any P-50's. For a second I thought that the elusive "Amarillo" P-50 had been located.
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