Eric- wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 09, 2024 5:16 pm

Are the sirens still active and or are tested? I'm literally craving to hear them in public!

Not anymore, unfortunately. All the sonics were shut off.

The 3T22 in the picture is located in Geary, Oklahoma, and it is a typical 3T22 with a few horns missing. The "7/12" 2T22 was only concept art, and never existed.

Is that a Decot behind the Sterling? I'm unsure, but it could just be an unconventionally shaped chimney. It does kind of look like a Red Arrow, but I don't really see a mount or a pole. I was looking at it closer, and it seems too tall to be a Decot. If it is a siren, judging by its overall shape ...

Sentry88 wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 28, 2023 3:27 pm

CD_Siren wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 24, 2023 8:36 pm

Here's something interesting I came across fairly recently, an old sterling in Conway, Arkansas. The siren is long gone.

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Is that a Decot behind the Sterling?

I'm unsure, but it could just be an unconventionally shaped chimney.

We don't have access to the map. I believe that can be changed in settings.

Here are a few locations. 39.10467093242637, -94.51828130199675 (Kansas City, MO. Inactive) 33.8617966191377, -118.2334119356843 (Compton, CA. Inactive) 33.958171751158666, -118.22603060657204 (South Gate, CA. Gone, was missing V8 Engine.) 39.01461935333702, -77.05525820766019 (Silver Spring, MD. Re...

I'd be glad to participate in the contest! I'll begin work on the map right now.

Here's something interesting I came across fairly recently, an old sterling in Conway, Arkansas. The siren is long gone.

Here are some photos I took earlier this year of the Heber Springs 1003 and the Quitman 3T22.

Going to their website on the Wayback Machine also has some interesting results. Some specific links, though I forget which, have really interesting spreadsheets with some never-seen-before models. Also, HA sirens were installed with ATI controllers? Are there any confirmed instances? Can you link ...