Yeah True. It sounds like the sirens that are going to stay are the ones closest to the ocean. So basically all 8 in Dana Point and I believe about 4 in San Clemente are the closest to the water and beaches. But there are about 7 about a mile away from the ones placed closest to the water ,so those ones might stay as well ,and the remaining 6 which are really far from the water will probably be the ones removed. And on the first page I also said San San Juan Capistrano is removing their 9 as none of theirs aren't even near the water ,and nor is the city. But I talk to the emergency director at SONGS ,and she is the one in charge of the sirens. And as I know here really well ,I asked her once San Juan removes theirs ,If I can have like two Whelen 2806s (not 2810s as they are WAY too big) and also the mounting plates the formally held Model 120s and STL-10s. She told me she'll look into it and will probably have an answer by June (Which is also when they do the growl/boop tests on them ,and this will also be the last before their contract for maintain the system ends.) The reason I would like to get two is because one is for myself ,and the other is for a friend. And likely the Whelens that will be removed will either go to other communities that need a siren system ,or they will be scrapped (which is actually pretty funny as they aren't really worth any value.)
They're actually worth quite a lot. Why do you thing San Onofre purchased them in the first place? Sure, they're not a collectors first choice for a siren, but i'm sure a few people on here would pay a few hundred bucks for one.Duderocks5539 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 3:43 pmor they will be scrapped (which is actually pretty funny as they aren't really worth any value.)
I most certainly would. I'd see what else they want to get rid of, siren-wise, because they seemed to have been a gold mine back in the '80s with the STLs and 120s.
They're not made of plastic. They're fiberglass.Duderocks5539 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 3:52 pmI'm saying Whelens don't have alot of scrap value as they are basically just made out of plastic (omnidirectionals anyway) ,so the only things that would probably be worth the most is the drivers and cabinet since they are metal.
Well I did not know that. I thought just the 3016s ,4004s and Vortexes were fiberglass.Synther wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 5:45 pmThey're not made of plastic. They're fiberglass.Duderocks5539 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 3:52 pmI'm saying Whelens don't have alot of scrap value as they are basically just made out of plastic (omnidirectionals anyway) ,so the only things that would probably be worth the most is the drivers and cabinet since they are metal.
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