Took a series of photos today while out running around with my son on another of our "Siren Hunts." Saw what I consider to be extremely unique set-ups in some of the small towns north and east of Des Moines! Feedback, as always, is welcomed
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Darley control box.
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Up close shot of the Darley Champion in Colo, IA. See the faint "CD" logo?
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Check THIS out! Across the basketball court from the Thunderbolt...an old Darley Champion!
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Blower box, etc from underneath the Colo, IA Thunderbolt.
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Another shot of the Thunderbolt in Colo, IA.
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The Holy Grail - a Thunderbolt (1000t?) located in Colo, IA.
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Ground level, ACA Howler.
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Another shot of the Howler, from an alleyway off of Main Street in State Center, IA - love the old Civil Defense logo!
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Anyone ever seen an ACA Howler mounted like this? Location: State Center, IA
That's an ACA Penetrator, not a Howler. The Howlers have a shorter, cube-ish rear. On the other hand, nice finds! Not every day you see a little Champion.
I stand corrected...a Penetrator! Thanks for the clarification...I too was intrigued by the unique manner in which that siren was mounted. Also thought it was interesting to see a Thunderbolt only 20-25 feet above ground. Aren't they normally higher up?