The Siren Board

Well, sad news. An enthusiast passed by the location of Lee's Summit, MO's 8/12 port ACA Allertor 125, only to find that it has been removed. It's unknown as of now whether or not it's being completely replaced by another siren, or being refurbished or fixed. Either way, this currently leaves only a single active properly wired 8/12 port Allertor in Prague, Oklahoma, with the rest all being reverse wired. What a shame!

This information is from Landon Logsdon on the Siren Enthusiasts Facebook page.

Rest in Scrap Pieces

That is very sad to hear. Why did it get taken down?

NotVoyager wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 13, 2022 4:38 pm

Here is some backstory:

I presumed that it was going to be replaced, it was falling apart with pieces becoming loose by every run. Even though they tried to repair it, nothing worked. Even though when I asked someone about it, they said it wasn’t going to be replaced.

Source for this? Allertors are quite sturdy, they don't just "fall apart" randomly. Other than the paint the siren looked to be in perfectly fine running condition.

NotVoyager wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 13, 2022 4:38 pm

Here is some backstory:

I presumed that it was going to be replaced, it was falling apart with pieces becoming loose by every run. Even though they tried to repair it, nothing worked. Even though when I asked someone about it, they said it wasn’t going to be replaced.

BS (baloney sandwich)
You’re making the britts look worse lol
You have no way to actually contact them…
If you spent as much time working as you do spouting poop out of your mouth you make some money, buy a plane ticket, come over here and ask em lol.

Voyager, if you want people to not dislike you, quit spreading misinformation. Just a tip.