Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2015 1:51 am
by DJ2226
Somebody ought to get a recording of the Mount Horeb Perf+ before it goes bye bye.
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Tue May 05, 2015 12:32 am
by bullybadger
Managed to take a low quality pic of the Madison East T-Bolt from a bus last week.
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Tue May 05, 2015 12:36 am
by bullybadger
Also found a siren on top of Sterling Hall on the UW Campus. I find that interesting because this building was bombed in the '60s as part of a Vietnam War protest. I'm kind of new at this, anyone know what kind of siren this is? Is it an early 2001?
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Tue May 05, 2015 12:57 am
by PugetSoundStormWatch
Judging by the logo, it looks like a 2001 SRN (2nd or 3rd generation).
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Tue May 05, 2015 2:46 am
by Josh
bullybadger wrote:Also found a siren on top of Sterling Hall on the UW Campus. I find that interesting because this building was bombed in the '60s as part of a Vietnam War protest. I'm kind of new at this, anyone know what kind of siren this is? Is it an early 2001?
Siren is most likely a 2001 SRN as PugetStormWatchPugetSoundStormWatch said.
Edit: oops I spelt your username wrong PugetSoundStormWatch
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Tue May 05, 2015 1:50 pm
by freebrickproductions
I agree with the above, but there is also a chance that it could be an early 2001-SRNB as it looks like the rotator is a belt-less "cube" rotator.
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Wed May 06, 2015 4:20 pm
by turtlbrdr
freebrickproductions wrote:I agree with the above, but there is also a chance that it could be an early 2001-SRNB as it looks like the rotator is a belt-less "cube" rotator.
I would have to say, even from this angle I think the box looks like the older Thunderbolt model. So an SRN is probably our culprit. I'll ask eventually on the Dane County EMA, but I don't know if they keep track of the exact models of their 2001 units.
bullybadger wrote:Also found a siren on top of Sterling Hall on the UW Campus. I find that interesting because this building was bombed in the '60s as part of a Vietnam War protest. I'm kind of new at this, anyone know what kind of siren this is? Is it an early 2001?
Thank you so much for this picture, this is one of the few I was sure I'd never get to see.
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Wed May 06, 2015 11:34 pm
by bullybadger
turtlbrdr wrote:
Thank you so much for this picture, this is one of the few I was sure I'd never get to see.
I took a video of the spin-up today. Unfortunately I had to run to class, but someday I'll record the full cycle. That thing was LOUD.
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Thu May 07, 2015 10:11 pm
by mrboojay
Yeah that is either a 3rd or 4th gen 2001-SRN (for those wondering there is actually a small difference between the 3rd and 4th) dpending on wether or not it has the 2001:DC sticker or not. (3rd does, 4th does not) Also the roatator box just looks a tad big to be an -SRNB.
Re: Which Dane County Siren should I capture this year?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 9:44 pm
by CycloneFan125
You should also get one of the EOWS sirens if you can. There is both 612's and 1212's. There is a 612 by Sherman Middle School and there's a 1212 on the intersection of Northport and Troy a mile north of the 612. I dont know about those but some of those other sirens are currently being replaced. The sirens that are about to be replaced is the ones I'd get.