“Twin” Siren Setups

[Austen_lyon123]

Now I Have No Idea Why They Have This. Location Is In Corona, SD.

[BBoi00]

There is that setup that TommyBNSF recorded in Toluca,Illinois of a twin thunderbolt 1000t setup where 2 thunderbolts where pretty much across a field from each other.

[Travis]

Savoy, TX has a triple. Not exactly sure on the order, or if both 3V8's are still in operation, but I imagine the 2HP isn't used much anymore.

[Travis]

Also, the town of Quanah, TX insists both of these sirens are still in use. We have emailed a couple of times. This is probably one of my favorite setups, and I hope to one day get footage of them both sounding.

[ACAAllertorManiac]

Here are a few more:

Two Sterling M-10s Near Freedom, PA: https://www.google.com/maps/place/1400- ... b9101e24d2

2001-SRNB, Erick , and Model 5/7 in Robbinsdale, MN (2001 for tornadoes, Erick for curfew at 9:00 and Likley a former fire siren, and the model 5 is inactive, Likley a former fire siren too): https://www.google.com/maps/place/4100- ... 2111776f62

2 STL-10s In Darby, PA: https://www.google.com/maps/place/41-35 ... 6ad437ffea

Model 5/7 and Sterling 2V8 in Pittsfield, NH: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Dalto ... 4bf6a33ee0

[4J25]

Don't forget Milaca, MN. They have three Screamers on their water tower:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXtZbwIuBsM

[Brendan W]

Peachtree could probably say more, but there is a 5 setup in Galax, VA with not two but three 5s on it.

[ACAAllertorManiac]

Peachtree could probably say more, but there is a 5 setup in Galax, VA with not two but three 5s on it.

Oh yeah, that’s a famous one. It was once called a Fedelcode Model 20.

[flatlandsparky]

Mitchell Nebraska has a Darley Model 2 and a Whelen 4 cell Omni next to each other at the football field, as well as an Erick Fire Siren and Thunderbolt 1003 together at the fire hall. Crawford has a Thunderbolt 1003 and a Sterling M-10 on the same pole. Henry recently had a Whelen 2903 installed next to their Sterling M-5 behind their fire shack as part of a county wide storm siren system. It could be debated the Sterling is still in use as a fire siren/local signal. Well, there's quite a few Nebraska villages with siren pairs for that matter.

Can you give street view links to the Mitchell sirens? I can’t seem to find them.

Sorry, Morrill, not Mitchell. I mix those two ages up frequently. Go to the Nebraska Statewide Map in the Maps forums, and there's a story to Morrills siren system.

[Daniel B.]

Blair, Nebraska has a pair of 2001s next to eachother. One is from the Ft Calhoun NPP, the other is activated by Washington County, both sirens are active. https://goo.gl/maps/7vXdnkzLnfp