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Re: ATI Siren Users

Thu Feb 12, 2015 11:20 am

Del City Oklahoma activated a system of 8 ATI sirens in the fall of 2012. They test voice and tone most Saturdays at noon. The Fire Department would be the appropriate contact.

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Re: ATI Siren Users

Thu Feb 12, 2015 4:31 pm

Doesn't Ada OK also have about 15 ATI's too?

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Re: ATI Siren Users

Fri Feb 13, 2015 2:12 am

Ada has 12. And some of their old sirens are apparently still there.
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Re: ATI Siren Users

Mon Feb 16, 2015 2:56 pm

In fairness to ATI (which I can't believe I'm saying), from what I hear, the problem with Battle Creek's system last year was something in the control network, not the sirens themselves; 50% of *all* of the city's sirens failed in their first test after the winter, not just the ATIs. (The rest of the city's network includes at least three Thunderbolts, two EOWS-612s, a Thunderbeam, a bunch of SD-10s, and several other older Federal omnis in suburbs that linked into the BC system.)

My guess is that last year's brutal winter screwed up a bunch of controllers citywide...

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