4J25 wrote:I think Sedgewick County, you know, Whichita, might play some sort of recording. I think it's a 2/3T22.

Our ATIs in Wichita do the regular ATI tones.

I emailed them last night to ask them for prices on their sirens, and received a quote that I have attached here. Anyone care to compare the prices with the "real" versions?

Drivers are already going out on many of the ATI's here. At least that's what I've been told by SirenFan97. I personally refuse to record one, simply because I don't want to waste my time. I also heard that we're getting 4 new sirens this year. More than likely ATI.

What tone is that?

Only way I know how to would be welding it

And a Knockoff T-121, a knockoff Sentry, etc. Why have they not been sued is my question.

Anyone have an idea where I can find the top horn for my Mobil Directo. I've been out of touch for awhile and haven't worked on it due to a shortage of money but things are looking up and I'd love to get it finished. This is the only piece I don't have. Couple of years ago there was one for sale in...

Its basically "Is it making sound" ... "Yes" ... "Good Enough". Or they can replace it with an ATI.

You've obviously never met Sedgwick County EMA. This is their attitude towards their sirens:

-UrlE4_bnig Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1000BT in Wichita, Kansas. This siren is part of Sedgwick County's outdoor warning system. This is siren number W-024 on Sedgwick County's Siren Map. Siren Location: http://goo.gl/maps/M6OFB My location was the South end of the park at 27th and St. Paul. Recor...