The Siren Board

Here is some pictures of the P50 located in Oak Creek WI near a baseball field. It was replaced last week Thursday and now waits for the scrap yard. The new siren that is pictured will be replacing the only other P50 in Oak Creek. I am guessing that will happen tomorrow.

The new siren is a T-135 AC/DC, right?

Are they willing to sell it/give it up? I'm sure there are many collectors on here that would die to have that...

Aside the fact the new one is DC and draws less power, the P-50 is certainly going to have better coverage. Though they are rather big sirens....


I wouldn't mind having it, and then proceed to pop every fuse, fry the wiring and liquify my brains. lol


Cheers

Trevor Birchett wrote:Are they willing to sell it/give it up? I'm sure there are many collectors on here that would die to have that...

I'm pretty sure people aren't dying to have it considering the horn is almost 6 feet wide(?).

Sirenguy02 wrote:

Trevor Birchett wrote:Are they willing to sell it/give it up? I'm sure there are many collectors on here that would die to have that...

I'm pretty sure people aren't dying to have it considering the horn is almost 6 feet wide(?).

If anyone is going to have it, i'm pretty sure it would be either Jeb or Ian.

Agreed, I would love to get my hands on one of those.

4J25 wrote:The new siren is a T-135 AC/DC, right?

The UL sticker says T-128 on it, but the serial number looks like it starts with T135.

I really wonder how much different the new 135 is from the 128 once the plastic is removed. I'd love to believe that there is a much larger fan, but I'm skeptical.

Sad, that T-135AC seemed extremely healthy.