The Siren Board

Great pictures!! I'm surprised to see a Mod and a 2001 (130?) in there!

It's a motherload of single phase Thunderbeams!! I'd give anything to have one of those DCFCTB's by the way... being the electronic nerd that I am lol. Maybe I need to ride out to OK sometime to go "storm chasing"..

Wow. Some of those dont look to be in that terrible of shape! Is that EOWS thats standing hooked up? Maybe you can get just the cage part of a Thunderbeam... use it for a birdcage, or fire pit, or something.

Geeze never realized MOD's were so big.

Don't forget to work on a chopper for me lol.

It's a shame we don't have anything like that around here. Of course it would be close to empty cause I would buy them up lol

Does he have any more good control boxes for the Thunderbolts?

He has a ton more. He had about thirty AR/AF timers alone on a shelf in the garage.

Wow. If I knew a phone number to call him I would and see what I could negotiate. Does anyone know the Phone #?

I forgot to get it from him, but I think the name of his company is Goddard enterprises. Please don't call him unless you have the money ready for him. I don't want a bunch of people to bother him unless they are serious buyers. Not that you aren't, but I'm just making sure.

By the way, thanks to Raymond (woodyrr) for letting me know about this place!

A could have never imagined seing so many Thunderbeams in one spot. What's the story behind those? I knew Thunder beams were big, but I didn't know thaat they were that huge. About how tall would you say it was? Also I was surprised to see the Mod and Whelen laying together. It's kind of funny seeing two rival electronic sirens together. The most shoking thing however, was the 2001-130 that was in pieces. It looks like one mother of a storm took that thing out. Finally, I liked the EOWS-612 that peaked out in the corner.

I'm interested in an AR timer Dillion.