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Sirenfan1000
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IL Siren Test this Tuesday
So i was discussing with Tyler about where i should go for IL SWA. Does anyone know if Batavia still has a Thunderbolt? Also Romeoville and Lockports PN20 is also an option. Also anyone else gonna be in IL this tuesday?
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4J25
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
Doesn't Lockports PN-20 have a broken rotator? If not, I say go for that!
Otherwise, I say get a Romeoville Roundback.
Otherwise, I say get a Romeoville Roundback.
Christian Bricking, living in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area.
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Owner of a WPS-2804, Model L, and B9.
Certified Skywarn spotter since April 5, 2016.
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Sirenfan1000
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
It was fixed a couple months after i shot it. Also its gonna be replaced this year
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
I say go for the PN20 for the last time.
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
PN20 definitely.
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4J25
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
Yeah, definitely go for the PN-20 then.
Christian Bricking, living in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area.
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
I was going to go but I looked weather forecast for Cook County IL and it says there's supoosed a few inches of snow Tuesday.
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Sirenfan1000
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
Eh hopefully the snow tapers off for the test
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Chicagosiren-hunters
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
I would say PN-20, if not, Roundback 2001.
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Sirenfan1000
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Re: IL Siren Test this Tuesday
They are calling for freezing rain in my area, so im watching how the weather goes ar this point
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