The Siren Board

jacob585 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 26, 2021 1:41 am

nvanw27 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 25, 2021 11:29 pm

You should create a google doc or something that you mark changes in. That way, it doesn't generate constant posts in this thread and it also keeps a record in document form. It wouldn't require a post on here every time the document was updated either. Just set it so anyone with the link can view.

Changelogs aren't as frequent anymore and that's how I keep the thread from getting buried so people can get to it faster. Also allows people to see the current updates.

There's also the Search feature, where you can search up the map you want. I've gotten dozens of maps by just searching "wyoming map" or "ohio map" and basic keywords like that.

Hey, sorry to say the Sterling Little Giant in Asbury has been removed, I was out there sight seeing a few weeks ago. It was roof mounted on a small red fire building and it's since been removed, the building is also repainted green so it's probably not a fire building anymore

Just another update from your observant contributor. Washington, Mo replaced their 4004's with 2906's. I'm pretty sure the locations of the sirens are the same. There's also a whelen 2909(not a 2910 like the St. Louis county sirens, I counted the cells myself) in Pacific located at 38°29'10"N 90°45'30"W.

railroader3921 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 14, 2021 7:50 pm

Just another update from your observant contributor. Washington, Mo replaced their 4004's with 2906's. I'm pretty sure the locations of the sirens are the same. There's also a whelen 2909(not a 2910 like the St. Louis county sirens, I counted the cells myself) in Pacific located at 38°29'10"N 90°45'30"W.

Oh no! That’s unfortunate. Washington’s custom guitar chimes were something that made those 4004s pretty special.

I added both of your guys updates and locations.

Major Updates here. Callaway NPP's layer has been integrated into Region II on the map. The Capitol Region has been integrated into region III of the map. Soon I plan to merge Regions 1 and 2, and Regions 3 and 4 together. Also here is the link for easier finding again.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... 762726&z=6

Columbia's thunderbolt is not a university siren. It's a city siren if I am not mistaken.

According to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk6ChcRYbKA
All of Mexico's sirens have been replaced with i-Forces. The satellite view and street view obviously still show the Vortexes (Vortices?).
The "HPSS-16s" in Vandalia are E-Classes. Seriously, a simple YouTube search could have prevented both of these.

Just did some filming and scouting for the statewide tornado drill. I found Steelville's 6th siren, a STL-10 located at 37°57'42.60"N 91°21'35.17"W.
https://i.postimg.cc/KjPG9mzH/20210302-102933.jpg

The 3v8h/7v8 south of town is a 7v8-B.
https://i.postimg.cc/htPDrWq2/20210302-103859.jpg

And, the 3t22 in Bourbon has been replaced by a ASC E class EC-4, located at the same spot.
https://i.postimg.cc/NFDh9FLB/20210302-111610.jpg

The Model 2 by the high school in Bourbon is still there, and should stay there for a long time, as it's at most 10 years old.
https://i.postimg.cc/Ss4t64Bs/20210302-112057.jpg

Whiteman AFB

38.72319, -93.5429 - Whelen, unknown model

38.72839, -93.53647 - Looks to be a Whelen, but I could be wrong

38.72635, -93.54026 - ATI HPSS-16

38.73519, -93.56515 - ATI HPSS-16

Callaway Nuclear Power Plant

Testing Schedule For 2021 (begins on page 13) : https://www.ameren.com/-/media/missouri ... A74EDA7AED

38.76266, -91.78472 - FS Modulator