This was the test from yesterday with Cruz. Sounded awesome with all of them in attack.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxXD8vQ0_6w

Yeah. That is way overkill for a town of it's size, considering how loud a Thunderbolt can be, anywhere from 125 Db's to 131 Db's. Even having the Allertor there is just ridiculous. But the ambiance would sound amazing.

For those who are interested, these are the current siren locations that I have so far for the southwestern Missouri/ Ozarks area siren locations in Missouri. I will be updating these as I find more! To view the maps, Right click the icon, and select "Open in new tab" . :) Northern Greene ...

A lot and i mean A LOT of the older places in Branson have old siren installations which are SD-10's. The strip aka Branson's main tourist trap road, is where most of the Whelen WPS 2x series are located at. They are peppered all over the place. At last check, Silver Dollar city back a few years ag...

Will do. If the starter capacitor is what's wrong, then would I need to completely replace the motor?

The one by the Dairy Queen? Not the one by the Police station right? It's a little bit shorter mounted.

Ok. Thanks. I'm going to replace one in a Thunderbolt in Marionville, mo for the fire dept. it's been broken for the past 6 years or so... Thanks for the info.

Would anyone know what size and type of belt a Thunderbolt rotator would use and what side the belt is located on?

Yep. I hope the Thunderbolt by the Island Green golf course is going to stay for a while too, along with another one by a church almost into Billings. I don't know the exact street name that siren is located on.

birds1337 wrote:There's a Thunderbeam in Jamestown, near the Red Lobster.

There's also a Thunderbeam in Republic on N.Pinewood and E. Elm St.