ACA Hurricane Map

[Andresplazm]

I don't know if this will be good enough to include, but I found this photo in 1832 43rd St in Kenosha, WI. You can kinda see the Hurricane.

That's a Thunderbolt. The picture is from 1975 and the article on the map for these alleged Mk 2s is from 1979, not to mention the shape is totally wrong for a Mk. 2 hurricane or any hurricane for that matter of fact.

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

[SpanishFriedEggs]

I don't know if this will be good enough to include, but I found this photo in 1832 43rd St in Kenosha, WI. You can kinda see the Hurricane.

That's a Thunderbolt. The picture is from 1975 and the article on the map for these alleged Mk 2s is from 1979, not to mention the shape is totally wrong for a Mk. 2 hurricane or any hurricane for that matter of fact.

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

[Brendan W]

That's a Thunderbolt. The picture is from 1975 and the article on the map for these alleged Mk 2s is from 1979, not to mention the shape is totally wrong for a Mk. 2 hurricane or any hurricane for that matter of fact.

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

You completely misunderstood what I said and you screaming about decibels is completely and utterly irrelevant. I said absolutely nothing about Thunderbolts being 130db. I'm saying the siren in the photo is not a hurricane, but it is a thunderbolt. Kenosha did have three of them they got in '54. Also I found that exact photo in the original post and upon discovering the photo was taken in 1975, and the fact that Kenosha got their "130 Db sirens" in 1979 per the article, it is almost impossible that the siren in that '75 photo is a hurricane. Oh and I'll do you one better. Here's Roosevelt School, another one of your hurricane locations at some point, maybe 50's or 60s? Anyway, look on the roof. There's a bolt.

[Non-Zero]

That's a Thunderbolt. The picture is from 1975 and the article on the map for these alleged Mk 2s is from 1979, not to mention the shape is totally wrong for a Mk. 2 hurricane or any hurricane for that matter of fact.

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

You're f​'ng r​e​t​a​r​d​e​d​

[Andresplazm]

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

You're f​u​c​k​i​n​g r​e​t​a​r​d​e​d​

Erm

[Andresplazm]

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

You completely misunderstood what I said and you screaming about decibels is completely and utterly irrelevant. I said absolutely nothing about Thunderbolts being 130db. I'm saying the siren in the photo is not a hurricane, but it is a thunderbolt. Kenosha did have three of them they got in '54. Also I found that exact photo in the original post and upon discovering the photo was taken in 1975, and the fact that Kenosha got their "130 Db sirens" in 1979 per the article, it is almost impossible that the siren in that '75 photo is a hurricane. Oh and I'll do you one better. Here's Roosevelt School, another one of your hurricane locations at some point, maybe 50's or 60s? Anyway, look on the roof. There's a bolt.

I was trying to find that, but I couldn’t

[i eat herbecide]

And I don't think aca hurricanes could be supported by just their blower pipe

[SpanishFriedEggs]

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

You completely misunderstood what I said and you screaming about decibels is completely and utterly irrelevant. I said absolutely nothing about Thunderbolts being 130db. I'm saying the siren in the photo is not a hurricane, but it is a thunderbolt. Kenosha did have three of them they got in '54. Also I found that exact photo in the original post and upon discovering the photo was taken in 1975, and the fact that Kenosha got their "130 Db sirens" in 1979 per the article, it is almost impossible that the siren in that '75 photo is a hurricane. Oh and I'll do you one better. Here's Roosevelt School, another one of your hurricane locations at some point, maybe 50's or 60s? Anyway, look on the roof. There's a bolt.

First that comment was not directed to you, and second, I wasn’t referring to any pictures. I was saying that these hurricanes could have replaced thunderbolts, which in this case looks to be correct. Learn to read next time bozo.

[SpanishFriedEggs]

Unless there were healthy thunderbolt sirens

Thunderbolts are NOT 130 decibel sirens, they were not marketed as such either, it’s possible that these hurricanes replaced thunderbolts.

You're f​'ng r​e​t​a​r​d​e​d​

Wasn’t talking to you and no one asked.

[Crazymincrafter2012]

Please keep EVERYTHING on topic, I wouldn't wanna risk synther locking this topic.