Schenectadycountysiren's questions

[thewoog34]

Perhaps you can take a picture for us?

[slant-40]

More diaphones around you - Scotia, Niskayuna, Fuller Road (Colonie area), Green Island, Rensselaer - and as for Albany city - could you post a location or two?

Schenectady City shows a T-bolt at 1238 Albany Street.

[Schenectadycountysirens]

Perhaps you can take a picture for us?

I'll try. I almost got one, too.
Also, I found out that there is an inactive 2T22 /3T22 in Whitehall, NY

[Schenectadycountysirens]

More diaphones around you - Scotia, Niskayuna, Fuller Road (Colonie area), Green Island, Rensselaer - and as for Albany city - could you post a location or two?

Schenectady City shows a T-bolt at 1238 Albany Street.

The Albany diaphone is near another fire station, and near a hardware store, to the best of my memory

[KidCrazer14]

Hi! Im new to The Siren Board! I have had an interest in sirens for a long time, seeing as I am surrounded by an stl-10, a 2001-DC and a model 5T/7T!

Although I understand most things about sirens, I do have a few questions:
What does N/H stand for?
Why are some sirens that are older painted black?
Is there an application to find sirens on an iOS device?
Thanks. Here is a list of sirens that I know of in my reigon:
Black Jailbar Thunderbolt (Schenectady)
SD-10 (Niskyuna)
STL-10 (Delanson)
2001-DC (Delanson)
Model 5T/7T (Duanesburg)
Model 5 (Schenectady county)
STH-10 (Princeton, Albany, and Schenectady (2))
Diaphone (Albany)
3T22 (South Glenns Falls VFD)
Sterling M-10? (Rotterdam)

A 5T/7T?! I didn't know Schenectady County had one of those! Do you know where exactly it is? (Which fire station?)