Washington , Oregon siren's spotted.

[Lily D]

Whats wrong with the pictures they're too big

I don't see what you're seeing. Are you using your computer? I use my iPhone whenever I go on the board.

I'm using Explorer on my computer.

[ArrowShooter1003]

Whats wrong with the pictures they're too big

I don't see what you're seeing. Are you using your computer? I use my iPhone whenever I go on the board.

I'm using Explorer on my computer.

I went on the board once or twice with my computer and decided that my iPhone is better for browsing the board. Now I see what you're talking about regarding scrolling to the right to see more of the pictures.

[Daniel]

Seaside used to have two Model 5's and two STH-10's, none of which were in the downtown area containing most of Seaside's hotels. Now they have a Whelen system, and still no sirens downtown.

[ArrowShooter1003]

They better think about buying a Whelen for warning the downtown area.

[dclarkct]

My Daughter is in the air guard in Warrenton (Camp Rilea). I was visiting her in the area decided to go to the beach and spotted that (WPS2905) siren. I grew up in Kelso WA and so I was visiting my family there. Trip was good weather typical Washington wet weather. I don't get out to the west coast much anymore. Sorry about the size of the pictures next time I will re-size them.

[Stormsetter4]

Has anybody else noticed the odd round tag on the RCM of that thunderbolt?

[ArrowShooter1003]

I did. It said “104” on it.

[WhelenBoy]

The tag is the County's way of numbering the sirens.

[flatlandsparky]

3rd picture down, of that control box. Is that a drawing of a dog!

[Daniel]

Gearhart used to have an STH-10, and was also the place where I got my first speeding ticket (major speed trap town, but I was going 20 over in a red BMW). Warrenton, a few miles north, used to have a massive Sterling M-10 from the 60's or 70's.