Much sound DOES emerge from the rotor intake!

[Robert Gift]

Everything painted on.

Anything else would require drilling into the cowling. I must limit my criminal activity to defacement, only.

The one I visited is athe police department parking lot.

I'll have to consider Englewood's other Allertor which is in the south end of the city, apparently in a residential neighborhood.

I should try to print out a photo of an Allertor to try different markings.

[q2bman]

Uh. What?

[Robert Gift]

Weren't you asking how I was going to paint Englewood's non-functioning
Allertors to look like a fish or sea creature?

I would use paint but no fasteners - which would cause damage.

All of my jokes have been harmless.
When I rigged a can of water in a fellow firefighter's locker to drench him when he opened his door, I first covered all his belongings with garbage bags to preventhem from getting wet.

When another friend was doing a mileage test on his Jeep Cherokee,
I kept sneaking gasoline INTO his tank.

[q2bman]

No, I was asking what fins you planed on useing in your homemade siren. The pvc pipe siren.

By the way, I have always thought those Allerters looked like the Snorks. Remeber the snorkes?

[Robert Gift]

Oh, the "sewage siren".

I was planning to use PVC sections and solvent weld them in place.

That doesn't mean it will work, but dats d plan.

Is a Snork a Sesame Street character?

The only thing I think Allertors can resemble is an exotic fish which evolved a lure above it's mouth.
Or could I make it look like a toilet?

Years ago we (I) painted a teacher's orange VW with large round spots to resemble a Lady Bug. The art paint washed right off.

I'd like to do the same with the Allertor.

I am so angry with taggers defacing Denver that I asked if I can arrest
and handcuff any to detain them for police.
I'd like to tag a tagger's house and vehicle with "I am a tagger."
They need to be jailed and their fines pay for clean-up.