The Siren Board

Was up close & personal with a 2001 today. Now to the pics!

We start with a far shot froHillcrest Highschool.


The whole setup.


Boxes, transformer, and power switch.


2001 TR.


This is a 2001 DC. I thought this was a SRN?


The loud part. This thing is BIG up close.


Final shot. This turned out really cool.


That's all she wrote. 8)

That definetly looks to be an SRN. I think it only says 2001DC on that box, because it has a DC motor. I've been up close to an SRN near me, and it said 2001DC on the controller.

That is in fact a 2001DC. It has the older style boxes and larger rear intake housing.

That definetly looks to be an SRN. I think it only says 2001DC on that box, because it has a DC motor. I've been up close to an SRN near me, and it said 2001DC on the controller.

*sigh*

2001-SRN was the siren head itself (superseded by the -SRNB, which was in turn superseded by the -130.) the siren head/motors are the same no matter what configuration. 2001DC, 2001AC, and 2001TR all refer to the power and control hardware. there is absolutely no difference in the noisemaking parts for a -DC or -AC siren.

Look at the last picture... Perfect...

Joshua

Excellent photos, thanks for sharing them with us.

Very cool pictures, and it's the same for you as it was for me. When I saw the 2001 in Lincoln City, OR I was very surprised on their size.

Hey, anytime guys! Glad ypu like them. 8)

I have more pictures for you guys to drool over.

Setup from another angle.


Another setup shot.


Receiver and battery box.


The head.


Check out the classy numbering. Siren number 81 in Illinois?


And as a special treat:

2001 in Sycamore IL.


Fedelcode Model 2 in Malta IL.

Mr.Thunderbolt wrote: Model 5 in Malta IL.

This would actually be a Fedelcode 2.