The Siren Board

Well, I was recently out at Berry College flying my Hubsan H107C quadcopter around, and while moving to a new location, I spotted freshly installed i-force near the softball fields. I stopped and took a quick video of it using my quadcopter, and here are some screenshots that I have taken from that video. Later, I also found an i-force on the mountain campus, however I don't have photos of that, and will post them here when I can get some photos of that. Below, I also have a map of all of the sirens on the campus.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing

cool is that one of their new 3200 Watt I-Forces that was brought up in that Facebook post a few months back?

No, 1600 watts. They have 2 more cells stacked on top. Each one is 800 watts with the bottom one being a dummy like on the Modulator I/II series. They aren't very popular apparently.

DJ2226 wrote:No, 1600 watts. They have 2 more cells stacked on top. Each one is 800 watts with the bottom one being a dummy like on the Modulator I/II series. They aren't very popular apparently.

I like them personally. I'm excited for when we start seeing 3200 watt ones out in the wild.these are cool too. Thanks DJ for explaining that. Both designs looked very similar to the other to me

Wow, don't see too many Iforces in the wild. Seems ASC pushes the E-Class more for some reason.

Depoe Bay, Oregon, recently installed five of these, spaced less than a half mile apart.

I just found some pictures that I took around a year ago showing the ASC demo unit out at Berry College. They tested a T-128 along with an i-force.

Looks like I'll need to update the southeast ASC siren map.
Neat find!

In the last picture, the top pod on the iForce looks a lot bigger than the others.

The bottom ones are just in the shadow of the top one I think.