Funny news story...This thing went off in Hi-Lo for no reason multiple times early this past Thursday morning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4uLUCSFel8&fmt=18
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Who have had TONS of trouble with their Whelens.Bama2001 wrote:I think this is in Franklin County, Ohio.
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There is one siren in Franklin County that uses the hi-lo tone. It's in the Obetz area used for chemical emergencies at the Georgia-Pacific plant.
Word on the street is they aren't crazy about the Whelens they have either because of the cost to maintain them. We'll see if they ever decide to switch to something else.
Word on the street is they aren't crazy about the Whelens they have either because of the cost to maintain them. We'll see if they ever decide to switch to something else.
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jkvernon wrote:There is one siren in Franklin County that uses the hi-lo tone. It's in the Obetz area used for chemical emergencies at the Georgia-Pacific plant.
Word on the street is they aren't crazy about the Whelens they have either because of the cost to maintain them. We'll see if they ever decide to switch to something else.
Are Whelens like to destroy themselves.... alot, when sounded.
We are spending a ton of money replacing burnt out sirens.
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