(Eclipse 8s!) Hunting in northern SLO County

[orestis]

hey, it's all greek to me.

Maybe I can help *LOL*

[michael2572]

Nice, someone got a video, presumably someone from one of the SLO HAM club. You can really hear the ambiance, w/ the eclipse 8's in the background.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdfEFH04_eA

[Robert Gift]

Avila Beach
There's one 2001 in Avila not pictured here, and I didn't really expect much anyway from that little town. But I almost completely missed the one siren that wasn't a 2001 or E8 on this trip. No idea what this siren is or who makes it. It's located at the Avila fire department.

How interesting!
Looks like a mini-Thunderbeam.
Would love to know more about it.

Could the Eclipse horns fit a 2t22?
Would be fun to squeeze every possible dB out of it.

[SirenMadness]

How interesting!
Looks like a mini-Thunderbeam.
Would love to know more about it.

It looks like an industrial siren.

Could the Eclipse horns fit a 2t22?
Would be fun to squeeze every possible dB out of it.

No, they can't, unless you try to weld them on.

[Metrolink_YT]

Great pictures of the eclipse sirens, we haven't seen to many of them in the wild. They look like a square horned T-121.

They are square horned STH-10s. We have 2 in Warsaw, MO.

[ArxCyberwolf]

You're about 14 years late to this post! xD
And the sirens in the pictures are Eclipses, not STH-10s. Eclipses were very new when these posts were made, so they weren't common yet.

If these were squared horned STH-10s, they'd have 12 horns, not the 8 shown in the pictures.