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freebrickproductions
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
I thought they were Decots.
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Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
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TrainsAndSirens1
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
They are Decots.freebrickproductions wrote:I thought they were Decots.
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
Nope, they are Decots. Quoting Ian from here
murrfarms wrote:That bigger siren on the side of the building is indeed a Decot, and is one of only two of that style that I've seen still around. The housing is just like the ones in this old photo from the Seattle Municipal Archives, especially like the one on the right:
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Federal Sign and Signal Model A
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Sterling M Single Head
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Chicagosiren-hunters
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
If anyone has heard of Tboltmaniac on YouTube, he has a video of him walking around the siren and he zooms in to see the chopper and it is single tone. Did Decot ever make single-toned sirens?
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freebrickproductions
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
IIRC, they did. I think they were 15 port as well.Chicagosiren-hunters wrote:If anyone has heard of Tboltmaniac on YouTube, he has a video of him walking around the siren and he zooms in to see the chopper and it is single tone. Did Decoy ever make single-toned sirens?
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Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
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Daniel
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
There was a news video about one of those sirens malfunctioning in Sacramento. It was a single-tone siren and it sounded like it had nine or ten ports. It was several years ago.
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Daniel
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
Some interesting facts on Sacramento's siren protocols from 2005.
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/al ... ?oid=44306
I read in other articles that Sacramento's sirens were tested, at least annually, as recently as 2011.
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/al ... ?oid=44306
I read in other articles that Sacramento's sirens were tested, at least annually, as recently as 2011.
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Re: The H.O.R. Story
Your link is F'ed. Use the URL tags.Daniel wrote:Some interesting facts on Sacramento's siren protocols from 2005.
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/al ... ?oid=44306
I read in other articles that Sacramento's sirens were tested, at least annually, as recently as 2011.
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