The Siren Board

The Sterling 2v8 at the Cleveland Town Hall in Cleveland, AL is rather low.

Whelen 2809 and Sterling 2v8 sirens by freebrickproductions, on Flickr

Here's one for you. This siren is located at a high power radio transmitter site west of Cocoa, Florida. I didn't get a good shot of the transmitter antenna field itself, but there are multiple transmitting facilities here with power up to 50,000 watts. Get into the wrong spot and you could get a really nice RF burn in a few seconds.
Eric

Is this the one they are using for a burglar alarm?

http://goo.gl/maps/bY0mb

I'd say this is low. SD-10 in Mobile, AL

holler wrote:Is this the one they are using for a burglar alarm?

Yep. The transmitter site sits a long way out from any residences, and being it covers multiple acres the field proper is hard to secure. The siren audio does go far enough to make it to the fire station down the road, and that's all you need....

Here's a good one in Hamilton, Ohio!: http://goo.gl/maps/3QwtW

Reedsiren1 wrote:Here's a good one in Hamilton, Ohio!

That has to be one of the most ghetto Thunderbolt installations...

Somebody has GOT to go record that thing.

Reedsiren1 wrote:Here's a good one in Hamilton, Ohio!: http://goo.gl/maps/3QwtW

Oh I'm sure the people across the street just love that...

Sorry about those new glass shower doors you just installed...