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Allenorgan42099
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What would a town be able to do if this were the case?
The town had an STH-10 for a fire siren and a 12-port Model 5/7 for a tornado siren. How would they be able to tell the difference between the fire and tornado sirens? What if they couldn't?
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freebrickproductions
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Re: What would a town be able to do if this were the case?
Simple, you use different tones. An example would be attack for fire calls and alert for tornado warnings.
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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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floor-a-matic
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Re: What would a town be able to do if this were the case?
Or "retrofit" a solenoid/damper onto the STH-10 so it could produce alternating/pulsed wail for fire calls like the T1003 & 3T22
Proud owner of two 2T22s & a 3T22; & might acquire a roundback 2001 soon
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