robert gift wrote:Justin, would you really want to obtain a Thunderbolt?
What would your costs be to ship one to Australia?
I do, but if say a Thunderbolt we're given to me for free; and the whole kit is... 300kg? I'd be looking at a shipping cost well over AUD$1000, not something a small country town high school student can afford. Then there is Customs duty.
It would be more practical for me to have it stored over there, I'd have to get someone to do that, then pay for a long-term rental garage.
Ill just wait till I move over there. Im hoping there are some disused larger-scale sirens around the DC, Marylands or Virginia areas. My Dad will be working in DC hopefully soon, if all goes to plan.
I wonder if there's some sort of system that if your already trained as a police officer here, you can transfer over there with minimal fuss.
But that's for another board.
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Keeping this thread on topic:
They should allow collectors to take down the sirens.
But there would be liability concerns unless County can be released
from any and all liability for any problems/accidents.
But such releases may be challenged, so that may ruin collectors
removing them.
Just have them professionally removed at the collectors expense. This shouldn't be too much for a rare item never to be made again.