The Siren Board

Hope Creek N.G.S:
Ols System: ACA Cyclones, Penetrator 10's, Penetrator 15's, Banshees.
New System: ASC T-121's
Back-up Sirens: 2T22, 3T22, STH-10s, Model 5's.

Hope Creek N.G.S:
Ols System: ACA Cyclones, Penetrator 10's, Penetrator 15's, Banshees.
New System: ASC T-121's
Back-up Sirens: 2T22, 3T22, STH-10s, Model 5's.
Tests: Unknown

New Hampshire:
Seabrook; Whelen 3016's and 4008's

Vermont Yankee:
One Tbolt 1003 in brattleboro I believe

Oregon's Trojan Nuclear plant was decomissioned several years ago, but there are some sirens still standing. These included mostly Thunderbolts (I don't know what model, but not 1003), as well as STH-10s, Model 2's, and at least one Allertor.

I have seen several Thunderbolts in Longview, Washington (just across the river from the island where the plant stood) and a few on the Oregon side. Also, there is one near Kalama, WA, and an STH-10 there also. Most of the Model 2's went to Lincoln City, OR, for their tsunami system, which has since been replaced by 2001s.

Comanche Pk. will soon be getting i-Force sirens.

SirenkiD wrote:Comanche Pk. will soon be getting i-Force sirens.

Really? I figured they'd get T-128s or something. Oh well, it sure beats ATIs or something like that.

Salem Creek and Hope Creek are one big nuclear Plant. So its really called Salem-Hope Creek Nuclear Plant

Beaver Vally, PA - 2 Allertors, 1 xT22, and a Banshee. that al the sirens ive seen

Champaign county

Usually we have T-bolts, and 2001s, I think we even used to have a Thunderbeam or two.

Rantoul (I think) has several T-beams and T-bolts.