The Siren Board

Some more siren updates from me.

1. The STL-10 in Hillsboro, Mo is long gone. Hillsboro's active sirens are a
- Whelen Vortex R-4 located at 38°13'52.63"N 90°33'44.11"W
- Whelen Omni-Alert located somewhere around Jefferson college
2. Columbia, Illinois 3 old, inactive sirens have been removed
3. The STLCC Meramec Campus has a Whelen two-cell Omni-Driectional siren located at 38°34'5.93"N 90°25'13.09"W. I'm not sure what model it is exactly.
4. Both Knox City & Edina do noon whistles, so that should be added in the town's info.
5. Wakonda State Park has a WPS-2904 located at 40°0'20.73"N 91°31'16.50"W. It's tested on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 10AM
6. Sirens in La Grange, MO also test on the second wednesday of the month at 10AM
7. LaBelle and Lewistown test their sirens on the second Monday of the month at 10, in addition to Labelle's noon and 6pm blasts, and Lewistown's noon blast.
8. Canton, MO tests on the second Monday of the month at 10:30.

Map updated
It should be noted another Fedelcode Model 20 has been located atop the Iron County Courthouse.

It's me again, with more info
1. Lewistown, Mo does not do a 6PM blast. Only La Belle does that. Guess I didn't make that clear enough. Also, Lewistown's "14v" is a 7v8.
2. Kahoka, Mo has a sterling m10 located at 40°25'19"N 91°43'18"W. It goes off at 7am, noon, and 6PM
3. Clarksville, Mo's model 2's are darley builds. You have them marked as federal signal. Clarksville is a part of pike county, which tests on the first monday of the month at 10am.
4. The denver siren in holden, Mo is inactive.
5. Both the sterling m10 and gcs model 5 in Lancaster, Mo are active, and they go off at noon at the exact same time. (https://youtu.be/tEM1t5zaAXw)

What's this about the "OBG BRS-1600"? Isn't that just an HPSS-16?

10V2T wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 11:54 am

What's this about the "OBG BRS-1600"? Isn't that just an HPSS-16?

That's a carryover location from part of the Arkansas siren map so I really dont know.

jacob585 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 12:48 pm

10V2T wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 11:54 am

What's this about the "OBG BRS-1600"? Isn't that just an HPSS-16?

That's a carryover location from part of the Arkansas siren map so I really dont know.

I wonder where the got that from. Sorry to be off topic, but do you know who made the Arkansas map?

What a crying shame... it seems Lathrop's 16V1T-B has been replaced with an ATI. Another great siren lost to a RadioShack car alarm.

10V2T wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 2:35 pm

What a crying shame... it seems Lathrop's 16V1T-B has been replaced with an ATI. Another great siren lost to a RadioShack car alarm.

I’m going to take a stab and say it’s far more likely to be an ASC E-Class. Not saying it isn’t an ATI but ASC seems to be making their way through the rural Midwest with the E-Class.

uncommonsense wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 07, 2021 3:48 am

10V2T wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 2:35 pm

What a crying shame... it seems Lathrop's 16V1T-B has been replaced with an ATI. Another great siren lost to a RadioShack car alarm.

I’m going to take a stab and say it’s far more likely to be an ASC E-Class. Not saying it isn’t an ATI but ASC seems to be making their way through the rural Midwest with the E-Class.

These need visual confirmation- there could be a few other E-Classes marked as ATIs.

10V2T wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 07, 2021 11:26 am

uncommonsense wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 07, 2021 3:48 am

10V2T wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 2:35 pm

What a crying shame... it seems Lathrop's 16V1T-B has been replaced with an ATI. Another great siren lost to a RadioShack car alarm.

I’m going to take a stab and say it’s far more likely to be an ASC E-Class. Not saying it isn’t an ATI but ASC seems to be making their way through the rural Midwest with the E-Class.

These need visual confirmation- there could be a few other E-Classes marked as ATIs.

I've checked most ATIs that I can see so most of them should be identified right. Point it out if I've misidentified anything.