Hey all, I was driving through NY and snagged a couple of pictures along the way.
Here's the streetview of the Thunderbolt; compared to my picture, it rotated 90 degrees.
Upstate and Western N.Y. Inactive Sirens
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- STH-10 at the former West Brighton FD
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- Thunderbolt 1000(T) in Rome, off Railroad Ave. It appears to have rotated since the last streetview image.
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- Model 2 at the former Gray, NY FD
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Re: Upstate and Western N.Y. Inactive Sirens
The newer thunderbolts blow around in the wind all the time. They have a clutch that engages or disengages (I think that's how it works) if wind is blowing on it so it doesn't ruin the mechanism.
"And they think it will make their lives easier
For God knows up 'til now it's been hard..."
-Eric Woolfson
Owner of several small sirens, a botched Darley 7T, and a 2001 Roundback.
For God knows up 'til now it's been hard..."
-Eric Woolfson
Owner of several small sirens, a botched Darley 7T, and a 2001 Roundback.
Re: Upstate and Western N.Y. Inactive Sirens
I had a feeling, but I didn't know they had a clutch. Thanks for the heads up!
Re: Upstate and Western N.Y. Inactive Sirens
Went on another excursion. This time I was on the far west side of the state for a special trip, as you can see.
Edit: It's a Model D, my apologies for the misprint.
Edit: It's a Model D, my apologies for the misprint.
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- Model D
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- Model 2 at Batavia Town F.D. #2 (old building, unknown if still active).
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- Sterling M in Pembroke (unknown status)
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