Here it is; almost complete collection of old sirens files!!

[System 7000]

Very interesting.

Which file is the recording of the Allertor doing the 'Yelp' signal? One of the Allertor recordings wouldn't play for me, so I wonder if it is that one.

Is there a recording of a 7/10 port H.O.R. in there somewhere?

Regards,
Jerry.

[Crazywarriorman]

Very interesting.

Which file is the recording of the Allertor doing the 'Yelp' signal? One of the Allertor recordings wouldn't play for me, so I wonder if it is that one.

Is there a recording of a 7/10 port H.O.R. in there somewhere?

Regards,
Jerry.

It's on "other" and called Mooingtornadosiren.

[dilloncarpenter]

I'm pretty much just converting the audio files to video via WMM. So far I've had no luck, I got one folder done and every upload to Youtube failed. Guess I might have bit off a little more than I could chew, but I'll try to make it work.

I am only uploading audio files as of this point. I am leaving the door open for people to take credit for what is theirs, and if there is a problem with the file on Youtube, I will simply just delete it. No one is going to know if they just click on it and their property comes up though, so I am still trying to be careful.

[guitarguy1985]

Just to mention, there's a file called allertor-tbolt.wmv which actually contains a Sentry Defender rather than an Allertor.

I'm pretty much just converting the audio files to video via WMM. So far I've had no luck, I got one folder done and every upload to Youtube failed.

As far as I know Youtube doesn't accept audio files. You can get around that by adding a blank picture so that it saves as a video file.

[weasel2htm]

So I wonder who the first person to make image 1098.jpg in the warningsirens.org folder their avatar.

[Model2]

Wow, thanks Jason! I hope some of my recordings are in there. The download commences... later tonight

[Mantis]

Goog good. I hope the yelp recording is in here; I keep hearing about it.

Download is at 63% now. Only 26 minutes to go!

[Pete]

Thanks to Jason for organizing these and to Charlie for hosting the download place. This is so cool...talk about a time warp! Makes me wonder what has happened to some of the people who have come & gone in 10 years.

[Travis]

HAHA I forgot I had made a video of the Lewsiville Whelen 2810s!

[Rheems1]

LOL, under the Random Unk file the ones that start with DCP are ones I took... the first DCP picture is of Mike Stalnecker and the controls for the Whelen WS-1000 that is heard in the Tremont recording, the second DCP picture is of the Whelen tone generator for the WS-1000 (note in the first picture it was being controled by an old Federal timer) and the third picture is of the WS-1000 in Tremont, Pa. The final DCP picture is of the "new" ASC T-121 in Frackville, Pa that replaced a diaphone... that was taken in about 2002 so it was an early version of the ASC T-121 (not that they have changed). Good to see these pictures again!!