I've been doing some recent siren hunting in Northwest Ohio and area, and I stumbled upon what I think is an ASC RM-127 in Delta, Ohio.
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MaumeeStormMaster
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ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
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Owns:
1978 Federal Signal 3T22A
Federal Electric Model A
Faraday Model 155 (Rebranded Sentry F2)
Federal Signal Selectone Model 300
Mixed Fire Alarms and Cheap Chineese Siren
Temporarily in Posession of Federal Signal Model L
Owns:
1978 Federal Signal 3T22A
Federal Electric Model A
Faraday Model 155 (Rebranded Sentry F2)
Federal Signal Selectone Model 300
Mixed Fire Alarms and Cheap Chineese Siren
Temporarily in Posession of Federal Signal Model L
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Wait, ASC RM-127s are the same as ACA P-10/15s, just newer?
Iowan citizen in a land of T-128s, 2001s and 4004/4008s among many others.
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
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"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Nice, someone got a video of it. I didn't know if anyone found it yet.
Forbidden State of o h i o.
Owns:
1978 Federal Signal 3T22A
Federal Electric Model A
Faraday Model 155 (Rebranded Sentry F2)
Federal Signal Selectone Model 300
Mixed Fire Alarms and Cheap Chineese Siren
Temporarily in Posession of Federal Signal Model L
Owns:
1978 Federal Signal 3T22A
Federal Electric Model A
Faraday Model 155 (Rebranded Sentry F2)
Federal Signal Selectone Model 300
Mixed Fire Alarms and Cheap Chineese Siren
Temporarily in Posession of Federal Signal Model L
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Yes, they are the same as P-15s, but were only sold in 8-port single-tone.Some_3t22s wrote:Wait, ASC RM-127s are the same as ACA P-10/15s, just newer?
Resident of a county with big a mixture of sirens, but in the process of being replaced. 
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Oh. Cool.carexpertandy wrote:Yes, they are the same as P-15s, but were only sold in 8-port single-tone.Some_3t22s wrote:Wait, ASC RM-127s are the same as ACA P-10/15s, just newer?
Iowan citizen in a land of T-128s, 2001s and 4004/4008s among many others.
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
-Jack
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
-Jack
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
How many siblings does the penetrater 10/15 have?
Iowan citizen in a land of T-128s, 2001s and 4004/4008s among many others.
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
-Jack
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
-Jack
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Siblings as in what?Some_3t22s wrote:How many siblings does the penetrater 10/15 have?
Down to a Thunderbolt chopper, still a few goofy flashlight-siren combos, and a Model L.
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Remakes. Are there any others beside the CTI (pretty much a projector of one), the Werden P-127, and the ASC RM-127?connerdstines wrote:Siblings as in what?Some_3t22s wrote:How many siblings does the penetrater 10/15 have?
Iowan citizen in a land of T-128s, 2001s and 4004/4008s among many others.
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
-Jack
"The middle class worker wouldn't want to work on a whole bridge, a half bridge is much easier."
-Jack
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Re: ASC RM-127 Found in Northwest Ohio
Not that i know of. The RM-127 is the only official one.Some_3t22s wrote:Remakes. Are there any others beside the CTI (pretty much a projector of one), the Werden P-127, and the ASC RM-127?connerdstines wrote:Siblings as in what?Some_3t22s wrote:How many siblings does the penetrater 10/15 have?
Down to a Thunderbolt chopper, still a few goofy flashlight-siren combos, and a Model L.
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