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Chicagosiren-hunters
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Re: Washington State siren hunt
Yes, the drive shaft has been removed. I would have been amazing if that was working!
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Re: Washington State siren hunt
coastalsyrolover wrote:It almost looks like they are still there... But it's hard to tell on google maps. I think I might have found the allertor though. Is it a red allertor sitting on a metal tower or would it be on a wooden pole?Daniel wrote:There were a couple of Thunderbolts on the Oregon side, on Alston-Mayger Road just west of Rainier (across the bridge from Longview). One was in the trees in the Downing area and the other was at a fire station near Mayger. Of course, it's been a decade since I drove that road.
I haven't found any Thunderbolts in the described locations. I never knew Trojan had an allertor, I thought their system was exclusively Federals.
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1950 Model A, 1979 AF Timer, 30 something ID tags, some other odds and ends
Registered Skywarn spotter as of 4/29/18
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coastalsyrolover
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Re: Washington State siren hunt
Is that right? Been forever since I was in that area. No there are 2 whelens in the system and I guess there is/was an allertor and I heard Lincoln city tried to get it but they couldn't figure out how to get it down and if it was sitting where I think it's sitting I can for sure see why.Brendan W wrote:coastalsyrolover wrote:It almost looks like they are still there... But it's hard to tell on google maps. I think I might have found the allertor though. Is it a red allertor sitting on a metal tower or would it be on a wooden pole?Daniel wrote:There were a couple of Thunderbolts on the Oregon side, on Alston-Mayger Road just west of Rainier (across the bridge from Longview). One was in the trees in the Downing area and the other was at a fire station near Mayger. Of course, it's been a decade since I drove that road.
I haven't found any Thunderbolts in the described locations. I never knew Trojan had an allertor, I thought their system was exclusively Federals.
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