The Siren Board

While at Charlie's house, Jeb, Charlie, Matt, and I set off a single tone ACA Allertor and a dual tone ACA P-10 at 7pm for the 4th of July. I got two recordings of each, one up close and one distance.

Allertor Close-Up:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1jhBPTArC0

Allertor Distance:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxhNgbnGvMc

P-10 Close-Up:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmIT0FW6xO0

P-10 Distance:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4eYZSdRxNg

Your distance recording of that Allertor was epic.

Here are my vids:

Allertor

http://youtu.be/C3SREavjILo

P-10

http://youtu.be/DIFeNif2-X8

Here's mine:

Allertor
Up close: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcG50Xw9UoM
Distance: (uploading)

P-10
Up close: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2r70x4-82s
Distance: (uploading)

That's cool. I bet your neighbors were pissed tho lol.

siren fan wrote:That's cool. I bet your neighbors were pissed tho lol.

No cops, so I would assume not lol.

I know that both sirens have the same diameter for the rotor assembly now did you switch the rotors out at all so that the allertor was 8 port and the P-10 9/12? or do they both have their original rotor assemblies?

I believe the rotors are in the original u units. The P-10 has the "conical" intake on dual toned models, and the "cylindrical" intake on single tone models.

I've seen a few dual tone sirens that had the aluminum intake versus the straight ones.

Both sirens have what they had in them when I bought them. The P-10 is an actual P-10 with a 10 horse motor and the Allertor has a 15 horse Baldor.