First up is this Whelen WPS-2910 I spotted while pulling off the AA Highway in Grayson, KY. It's at the entrance to the Kentucky Christian University, on Academic Parkway:
DSCN4809 by 4j25, on FlickrHere's an up-close:
DSCN4808 by 4j25, on FlickrThe controls:
DSCN4805 by 4j25, on FlickrHere's a shot showing the patented EZ-PULL Speaker Drivers, thus confirming it's a 2900:
DSCN4812 by 4j25, on FlickrHere's a sneak peek to something in Charleston, WV you'll see later on
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DSCN4825 by 4j25, on FlickrNext is this fine pair of sirens (This time planned!) in Marmet, WV. They are located at 9405 Maccorkle Avenue:
DSCN4826 by 4j25, on FlickrUnfortunately, I don't know whether the Thunderbolt is active or not, but I'm pretty sure the 2001-DC is. Anyways, here's a close-up of the Thunderbolt:
DSCN4829 by 4j25, on FlickrAnd the 2001 (Notice the interesting antennae!):
DSCN4827 by 4j25, on FlickrThunderbolt with blower:
DSCN4828 by 4j25, on Flickr2001 Controls:
DSCN4831 by 4j25, on FlickrThis 2001-DC and Sterling M were also planned. They are located in Chesapeake, WV, which is just southeast of Marmet, at 12408 Maccorkle Ave:
DSCN4839 by 4j25, on FlickrYet again, don't know the status of the Sterling, but I'm almost 100% positive that the 2001 is active. Here's a close up of the Sterling:
DSCN4841 by 4j25, on FlickrHere's an even closer picture, hopefully someone smarter than me can figure out the port ratio.
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DSCN4845 by 4j25, on FlickrNow for the 2001:
DSCN4840 by 4j25, on Flickr2001 Controls (The Sterling had no visible controls):
DSCN4850 by 4j25, on FlickrThat's it for the trip out, now for the sirens I got on the way back. As a side note, none of these final ones were planned.
First off is an interesting find, I didn't expect this. We were driving past a huge coal plant or port or something in Alloy, WV. Just as I thought, "Gee, they should at least have a small siren..." I looked out the window and there I saw a red Model 5! And, yet again, not sure about its status. So, here are the pictures:
DSCN4956 by 4j25, on FlickrClose-up:
DSCN4958 by 4j25, on FlickrEven closer:
DSCN4961 by 4j25, on FlickrAs another side note, I saw a 2001-DC Roundback while driving through Glasgow, WV, and a few other 2001-DC's.
Next up will be the last three sirens of my trip, all located in close proximity to each other around the Capitol Building Complex in Charleston, WV. The first one I saw was a (very special kind of) Modulator. Then, atop a building only about 300 Yards away was a 2001-DC. And THEN I saw a DSA, again only about 300 yards away, atop a parking garage. First up are the pictures of the DSA.
So here's one up close and personal:
DSCN4964 by 4j25, on FlickrClose-up:
DSCN4965 by 4j25, on FlickrAnd then from the ground:
DSCN4972 by 4j25, on FlickrClose-up:
DSCN4978 by 4j25, on FlickrAnd now for the Modulator. BUT it's a very interesting kind of Modulator... A Modulator II! This is something I've never seen, and I was extremely surprised! It was also interesting seeing how big it was in comparison to the regular Modulator. Also, recognize anything? Yup, it's the one from the sneak peek! Anyways, here are the pictures:
DSCN4979 by 4j25, on FlickrClose-up:
DSCN4980 by 4j25, on FlickrEven closer:
DSCN4981 by 4j25, on FlickrControls:
DSCN4983 by 4j25, on FlickrNow for the 2001. Here's a shot from fairly far away:
DSCN4987 by 4j25, on FlickrNext is a closer shot:
DSCN4988 by 4j25, on FlickrEven closer:
DSCN4989 by 4j25, on FlickrSuper close:
DSCN4993 by 4j25, on FlickrOne more thing, I saw plenty more Modulator II's on my way back through Charleston, here are a few:
DSCN4997 by 4j25, on Flickr
DSCN4998 by 4j25, on FlickrAnd that does it! It was a great trip, and I had fun whitewater rafting in Oak Hills. Hope you all enjoyed the pictures!
