The Siren Board

Looking for any schematics for the HOR Super Si-Rex dual horn and turntable. I have the 40hp model 50.

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Owner of: (Don't ask me why)
A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.

Does anybody have a manual for any old whelen sirens (that work)? Like the 4008, 3016, and early 4004?

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Owner of a simplex 4007es and well not much else to say.

For anybody who wants them here is a few documents and brochures for some old whelen sirens. (4000 series,2800 series, and a 1988 whelen systems brochure.) https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B42g5d ... tbUJr/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B42g5d ... 3WjM4/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B42g5d ... 0cTFr/view

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Owner of a simplex 4007es and well not much else to say.

TboltTX1 wrote: *

Mon Aug 12, 2019 9:46 pm

I have a scan of an ATI SoundBlaster HPSS16/HPSS32 Hardware User Manual.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ctm4e ... tyNxvJiJBd

Holy crap, I have been looking for an ATI manual for a long time! Can't believe I missed this post.
I'd give anyone anything if they had a user manual for an older style ATI with the modular amps though. (If anyone has any leads on where to get a scan/copy/whatever, hitme up.)

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I own: One complete SiraTone, another SiraTone control module, a 1600W MC, 2 old ATI controllers, 2 round ATI horns with drivers, a ATI-DSA 4 thing, a Federal Signal FC, AR timer and Siratrol, and a small CD&F.

Does anybody have a scanned manual of a ATI Soundblaster HPSS32R or HPSS16R?

I have a set of manuals/spec sheets if anyone wants to see them here you go.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id= ... egJmZtI0NP

Thanks! Never knew there was such a thing as a Darley Allertor!

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Sentry rules, ATI's are for fools.

Living in Central Ohio, the Whelen capital of the country.

No problem

It's weird that they would advertise the allertor as their own and yet it has the ACA logo on the cover where all of the motors are. It's funny at the same time because, they apparently didn't have the time to fix that and put their own logo on.

I think Darley was a licensed ACA dealer at the time, like Sirens for Cities is with Sentry. That way they could sell Allertors and Screamers under the Darley Champion name. Sorry for being off topic.

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Sentry rules, ATI's are for fools.

Living in Central Ohio, the Whelen capital of the country.