Interesting STH10 mount

[Travis]

January 11-12th.
More specific for you, Mitchell?

Your account needs to be suspended like, last year.

[Crazywarriorman]

January 11-12th.
More specific for you, Mitchell?

Your account needs to be suspended like, last year.

No kiddin'. Very annoying like most other siren kiddies.

[TrackerSirens]

Thanks. I'm going to leave that.
Just so you know I am watching this topic.

No kiddin'. Very annoying like most other siren kiddies.

[Crazywarriorman]

Thanks. I'm going to leave that.
Just so you know I am watching this topic.

No kiddin'. Very annoying like most other siren kiddies.

Lol, to be honest I couldn't give two poopoo less what you were doin.

[TrackerSirens]

Flamewar over.
Get back on topic.
Like I said before, it's an interesting mount for a siren.

[SirenMadness]

Great find! I've always wanted to see a siren on a transmission pylon. For some reason, it looks much cooler when mounted on latticework.

[E712]

It looks like that the STH had to be installed as they were still building the tower, as the top of the tower is enclosed around the siren.

[JasonC]

That tower would have almost certainly been disassembled from it's original position and reassembled at the fire station (minus two of it's cross arms) so getting the STH10 up there wouldn't have been to much of an issue. I've been by that siren in person years ago and it's indeed a transmission pylon (looks like the older dual circuit 100Kv type that Duke Energy put up all over the place in the Carolinas years ago).

[holler]

The one where we got a whole lot of snow.

That is generally what it does during a snowstorm. It doesn't rain money, thats for sure.