Interesting. I would think Fort Worth would be better off with a alternate tone set, considering all they do for tests is 10 seconds of Wail ha. But anyway, the alternate tones appear to have a longer range.

Wow!!!! Looks good for its age.

kb8vul wrote:Did you ever locate an encoder?

Yes I did, from EWSRules. I got an E-969 encoder, and I also am hoping to get an E-2010 encoder as well from Magnum Electronics.

In a scenario (eg McKinney TX) where USA uses European tone sets, is there a special cabinet for those or do they specially replace the original tones on the cabinet with European ones and just send out normal DTMFs?

In many Turkey Point videos on Youtube for their Whelen siren system, I've noticed the DTMF chain includes a beep after the voice message. What is that beep for?

This is the P-15 in someone's backyard. It's BY-18. It's by the cemetery just outside Oregon.

Hm. Did you find the Oregon P-15 outside Oregon in someone's backyard?

And a little fact I found out, the siren system is activated by the Byron Police Department, yet the E-class sirens at White Pines and Louden Park are activated by the campsite rangers. Weird, huh?

Still not seeing the one on 2. Also, I trust you that there's an E Class in White Pines Park, but I can't find it in Google Earth. And there's one more after that I'm missing somewhere towards the southern end of the system. Here's the one in White Pines. It's in the Cedar Ridge campground. bandica...

Nope, just the one if I remember correctly. my dad and I stay at White pines every month (except for winter) and I've only seen the one E-class (it's right next to a tent lot, my dad and Ii get the lot that's closest to the siren lol) and the Alertronic that was taken down. Did you find the one at L...