The Siren Board

JMAN12343610 wrote:Ok, Back on topic, does anybody know what that Eden Prarie Siren in the link is? That is the one I am trying to figure out.

Majority of Eden Prairie's older siren have been replaced with 2001-130's

JMAN12343610 wrote:Was just browsing the siren archive and found this...... http://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/fortworth_tx.jpg

ACA Howler.

Who knows what's going on with the Eden Prairie siren. There's been speculation here before. Logically it is just a rebuilt P-series with new parts, right on with Dillon's theory.

The T-128 was designed and built by Dale Moeller and Excel (XCel?) before he became affiliated with ASC. No way it was a prototype Tempest.

ACA Howler.

Who knows what's going on with the Eden Prairie siren. There's been speculation here before. Logically it is just a rebuilt P-series with new parts, right on with Dillon's theory.

The T-128 was designed and built by Dale Moeller and Excel (XCel?) before he became affiliated with ASC. No way it was a prototype Tempest.[/quote]

I thought Howlers looked like Penetrator's. Oh, well i learn something new every day. Thanks.

The Howlers have the horn of a Penetrator but have that rectangular back. They were quieter than the Ps. They had the internals of Screamers.

Here's a thread you will find useful:

https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewto ... f=2&t=5136

As for the Eden Prairie siren, I forgot to add that's a single toned P-15 with a DC motor and rotator added for sure. That's why that siren dies when it gets turned on: those rotors were beasts and whatever is turning it is draining the batteries very, very quickly.

That's at least the most logical explanation.