I intend this post as an apology, not defending my claims. If you view it differently, so be it. It's actually more the fact that 500AT wishes to be petty. I'll admit I acted stupid and trivial earlier. I apologize for that, but the problem is, you and many others will probably just continue to slam...

I find it funny how lots of people keep bashing high pitched/single tone sirens, while plenty of high pitched single tone sirens do a fine job at warning the public.

You live, you learn. We're not perfectionists. Deal with it.

And I've learned since (from an ASC worker) RM 130 was a real name. Stop bashing on me just because I was wrong back then. I don't bash any of you people for anything you've been wrong about in the past, do I?

What I was trying to say is the ACA name for it was PN20, not P-20. I'm quite aware the ones made by ASC were named RM 130, and I'm not implying Billing's sirens are ACA branded, either. Where in my post did I say it wouldn't have been named RM 130? Explain that, please.

Minor correction, it'd be PN20, not P-20.
Good to see it's still used. Sounds a bit higher pitched than usual.

Looks like another Sterling vertical.

Eclipses are 8 port.

I've known about this for a while now. Their new building looks flashy compared to the old one.

Unknown siren sounds like a Screamer or T-121, but it's too far away to tell exactly.

Another problem is ACA wanted a full line up of sirens to fit every city/town. They never really promoted one siren over the other in the early days. Hurricane sirens had a 30HP blower motor So you needed a big Transformer for it and Small towns did not this big of service ACA never intended the Hur...