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getextreme2
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Weirdest mounted sirens
Let's see what some of the weirdest mounted sirens are. This may not be the most strange, but here's a T-128 in Flower Mound, Texas. It is mounted on the side of one of those flag pole with a cell tower inside things.
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Model A, Model B-9, Selectone 302DK, OC-9, 2x MS-190s, MS-390, unknown siren from an antique shop, 2 Grover train horns, and some weather radios
Model A, Model B-9, Selectone 302DK, OC-9, 2x MS-190s, MS-390, unknown siren from an antique shop, 2 Grover train horns, and some weather radios
Re: Weirdest mounted sirens
The Model 2 in Upperville, VA is mounted the same way but I suppose that makes a bit more sense for a small, omnidrectional siren. Just north of there, the Bluemont station also has a Model 2 on a cell tower.
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echo1030
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Re: Weirdest mounted sirens
MadahCom HPSA mounted on the side of a cell tower, located at Schofield Barracks in Wahiawa. The MadahCom is located just a block away from a Modulator 3012B. The operational status of the MadahCom is unknown. The Schofield area recently had over a dozen Modulator 2’s installed to replace the aging system of 1st generation 3012’s on SiraTone controllers.
Model 7, also side platform mounted near the top of it’s pole. It’s located at Kunia Elementary & is nonfunctional.
SD-10, side platform mounted near the top of it’s pole. It’s located in Pacific Palisades. The siren is nonfunctional.
Model 7, also side platform mounted near the top of it’s pole. It’s located at Kunia Elementary & is nonfunctional.
SD-10, side platform mounted near the top of it’s pole. It’s located in Pacific Palisades. The siren is nonfunctional.
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VCVCFans
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Re: Weirdest mounted sirens
FS 2001-130 mounted on a cell phone tower in Prospect Heights, IL
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IL native, former Lake Villa & Arlington Heights resident.
And yes I named my fursona after a tornado siren. All four of my sonas have sirens as middle names:
Vincent Penetrator, Evergo Thunderbolt, Rejuvenation Thunderbeam, & Casablanca Tempest.
And yes I named my fursona after a tornado siren. All four of my sonas have sirens as middle names:
Vincent Penetrator, Evergo Thunderbolt, Rejuvenation Thunderbeam, & Casablanca Tempest.
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dallemations
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Re: Weirdest mounted sirens
I will never look at cell towers the same way again
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