The Siren Board

Oldiesmann wrote:The only 115 I'm aware of on 125 is on top of the BMOP fire station in Amelia.

Yes you are right.

I'm not sure how many of you have seen this, but this video of the T-128 at Glenway Ave & Werk Rd in Western Hills has been up since February! What a great video!


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

With some searching I found some photos of the Whelen in Camp Springs, KY. (Campbell County) I'd say it's a 2804, but I could be wrong.


Camp Springs Whelen by 4j25, on Flickr

Close-Up:

Camp Springs Whelen by 4j25, on Flickr

Last time I checked (Around 2009-2011) it was gone. I'll have to contact the Fire Department, which was where it was located up on the tower in front.

Its a 2804.

Sorry to say this, but I disagree. It looks exactly like the Whelen 2805 I saw on my siren hunt in Dublin. I have the picture:

they just went off

OMG what is going on in Hamilton County??? Both alert and attack only lasted literally a few seconds!!!!

I'd like to know what's going on as well. The T-128 that replaces the TBolt near my house (the one in Northside that you recorded at one point) is still turned off 2-3 months after having power connected to it.

FS-Thunderbolt-Man wrote:Sorry to say this, but I disagree. It looks exactly like the Whelen 2805 I saw on my siren hunt in Dublin. I have the picture:
(Pic of 2805)

I don't see the 5th cell, could it be that half a cell size space behind the metal rod? Besides that I only see 4.

mrboojay wrote:

FS-Thunderbolt-Man wrote:Sorry to say this, but I disagree. It looks exactly like the Whelen 2805 I saw on my siren hunt in Dublin. I have the picture:
(Pic of 2805)

I don't see the 5th cell, could it be that half a cell size space behind the metal rod? Besides that I only see 4.

No. Its a 2804. You're absolutely right. The Dublin one is a 2905. I can tell from the video with the 560 hz signal and now seeing the control box (its one of Whelen's current styled control boxes with the elongated electronics section).