Since I was staying in Enid at my aunt and uncle's house while I was at the meet-up, I decided to record Enid's monthly siren test. This is one of several restored Thunderbolts in Enid and happens to be pretty close to where I was staying.
http://youtu.be/LN4lcYVgrP0
I have about an hour of video to go through from the meet-up, which I'll do tomorrow. Like most of us that went, I'm pretty dang tired.
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Enid, Oklahoma Thunderbolt Test
Federal Signal Model 2-240, Thunderbolt 1000AT, 3T22A
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Re: Enid, Oklahoma Thunderbolt Test
That thing is either on level 1 with 208 Volts at the primary, or it has issues. Sounds great, regardless! I'm not a fan of the FC controller, though.
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Re: Enid, Oklahoma Thunderbolt Test
Yeah, it's just running on a low chopper setting. It was restored and replaced a 2001-SRN a couple years ago.
Federal Signal Model 2-240, Thunderbolt 1000AT, 3T22A
Federal Sign and Signal Model A
Federal Electric Type B
Sterling M Single Head
Federal Sign and Signal Model A
Federal Electric Type B
Sterling M Single Head
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