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So Greenville has no active system?

siren fan wrote:So Greenville has no active system?

IIRC, weren't Greenville's ATIs replaced with Whelens?

freebrickproductions wrote:

siren fan wrote:So Greenville has no active system?

IIRC, weren't Greenville's ATIs replaced with Whelens?

You're probably thinking of Garland, they've had a very similar history to Greenville as far as sirens are concerned. They had Hurricanes which were replaced by ATIs which were replaced by Whelens.

I don't remember seeing any Whelens around Greenville, but it's been a while since I've been in that area.

TboltTX1 wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

siren fan wrote:So Greenville has no active system?

IIRC, weren't Greenville's ATIs replaced with Whelens?

You're probably thinking of Garland, they've had a very similar history to Greenville as far as sirens are concerned. They had Hurricanes which were replaced by ATIs which were replaced by Whelens.

I don't remember seeing any Whelens around Greenville, but it's been a while since I've been in that area.

I probably am. I often get towns mixed up if they're in the same state and start with the same letter.

I can confirm that Greenville has at least two ATI E-class units still up as of Mid February.

ATI E-Class? ATI manufactures the HPSS sirens, while American Signal manufactures the E-Class sirens.

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