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1Thunderboltfan13
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Re: Whats this Siren?
It is a rotating ATI siren.
(They/Them)
Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
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CrazyCalvinWilliams
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Re: Whats this Siren?
That sooo resembles a Whelen 3016 or 4008.
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PugetSoundStormWatch
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Re: Whats this Siren?
There's a thread for this: https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewto ... f=2&t=4142
22-year-old Seattle native. Green River College.
I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
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Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
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lilsirenguy
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Re: Whats this Siren?
Yes. ATI HPSS 16-R. I dont think it is a 32-R, if it exists.freebrickproductions wrote:It is a rotating ATI siren.
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PugetSoundStormWatch
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Re: Whats this Siren?
It is an HPSS32-R.lilsirenguy wrote:Yes. ATI HPSS 16-R. I dont think it is a 32-R, if it exists.freebrickproductions wrote:It is a rotating ATI siren.
22-year-old Seattle native. Green River College.
I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
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lilsirenguy
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Re: Whats this Siren?
Oh. I thought 32s are 8-horned? This means that the speaker driver is twice the power of the non rotating version.PugetSoundStormWatch wrote:It is an HPSS32-R.lilsirenguy wrote:Yes. ATI HPSS 16-R. I dont think it is a 32-R, if it exists.freebrickproductions wrote:It is a rotating ATI siren.
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Re: Whats this Siren?
Yeah, the -R versions must be more powerful. I've recorded a few -16Rs, but have never heard an omni 16 so I can't compare the dB, but I assume it's the same.lilsirenguy wrote: Oh. I thought 32s are 8-horned? This means that the speaker driver is twice the power of the non rotating version.
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PugetSoundStormWatch
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Re: Whats this Siren?
The HPSS32-R's have four throats, HPSS16-R's have 2.lilsirenguy wrote:Oh. I thought 32s are 8-horned? This means that the speaker driver is twice the power of the non rotating version.
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I like DJ equipment, Weather Radios (23 in my collection), Fire Alarms, and Sirens.
Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
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Future Meteorologist! Go Hawks!
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