The Siren Board

That was great , Except for the part on R-911 .
IE: Are you on the list of the
first 100 to be dialed up for the event ?? Or do you get storm
warning 19 and 1/2 minutes later , when the roof of the house
blows off

Buy enough Sirens and most will hear ......

Alasiren1977 wrote:It is the siren that starts up at 00:32 on the news reel.

Oh..Ok,well that was i think a good catch!

"Yeah...I going to have to go ahead and sort of...disagree with you there..."
- Mr. Lumburg

I believe there are applications where Reverse 911 or a similar system is useful. I go to a small private university of about 4,000 on campus students and we're actually putting in a system that uses Reverse 911 type technology. We wouldn't have the problems that a large city/county or even a larger school would have with contacting a large population. This system, called ConnectED by the NTI Group/Blackboard. That system, which will also be able to send texts, emails, voice mails, and other types of media based messages in an emergency.

newhebrith wrote:

Alasiren1977 wrote:

JasonC wrote:

EOWS 408.

I love the wind up for that siren!

What does it sound like?

Like any other EOWS/Siratone siren. I wonder where that is? Those are as common as rooster teeth.

They pictured a TON of sirens. I actually wrote them down, in order of appearance.
EOWS 408
Thunderbolt
Allertor
2001
Thunderbolt
Thunderbeam
Model 5
T-121
Thunderbolt
Allertor
2001
2001
2001
Thunderbolt
EOWS 408
EOWS 408
2001
2001
EOWS 408
and finally... Allertor
Whew! Didn't know Minnesota had such a variety of sirens!

sirenman1bd wrote:They pictured a TON of sirens. I actually wrote them down, in order of appearance.
EOWS 408
Thunderbolt
Allertor
2001
Thunderbolt
Thunderbeam
Model 5
T-121
Thunderbolt
Allertor
2001
2001
2001
Thunderbolt
EOWS 408
EOWS 408
2001
2001
EOWS 408
and finally... Allertor
Whew! Didn't know Minnesota had such a variety of sirens!

Heck, Illinois probably has all those sirens and some more! Man, I didn't think that of Minnesota either!