If its on a roof, you have a shot at putting it on a dolly.

If it's on a pole, its a crane.

SamtheSirenMan(531) wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2024 6:54 pm

IIRC Sentry's S.T.A.R. system uses an encrypted DTMF string somewhere around 20 or 30 digits long. I've only heard it once in a video, its quite unusual sounding.

Got a link?

Not a siren

What on earth

WSS charges 1200 Dollars for a complete thunderbolt. (head n blower)

If it uses a date code we will need the serial off the siren motor itself, which sometimes is challenging.

To add on, there are dozens of companies like ECS who would sell some old stock for significantly better prices, which is another item to consider.

Every single siren in the current system with the possible exception of the hurricane will be replaced. Even the newer 128s.

It's not likely to happen unless you completely redo the inside of the timer

New Info, Enfield siren in downtown has been moved to north of town due to noise complaints. A third siren I saw while driving past Campbell University. And Cedar Creek Implanted more sirens in the town, my friend lives there, unknown if he's lying since he's known for that but those are just some ...