Was this the last 3000 in their system?

championsiren wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 22, 2021 11:56 am

SuperBanshee836335 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 22, 2021 12:12 am

Wait...
Do I see two WS-3000s facing away from the photo on the rack just below the 4000-8?

Wishful thinking. Those are controls for the 4000-8.

Why would there be two controls for one siren? Seems odd.

Wait...
Do I see two WS-3000s facing away from the photo on the rack just below the 4000-8?

Now someone needs to find out if this is active, maybe even claim it and transform it into a 95 somehow.

UPDATE:


Went there and asked the FD if they could sound it in a short alert, and sure enough, it's your good ole' 10/15 Decot! I forgot to record a video, but if I still use this board in spring 2022, I will revisit it again.

Sounds interesting! Nobody's ever even made a banshee before!

This is INCREDIBLE! Keep up the AMAZING work!!

Pretty much all of the information I found was either stuff like "SEATTLE TO GET 5 MORE SIRENS", which gave no information on the manufacturer and/or the model. However, Seattle apparently had this: <img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/WfkxNqGi4AExVLGCvTwFRLm4MUYvy1E2NT1D...

I have some advice for getting sirens: 1: Look for abandoned, broken, or inactive sirens (best places are city halls and fire departments; ask them how long it has been inactive for, then ask them if you can get it once they have removed the siren). 2: Ask fire departments/city halls if they once ha...

I will do some research on that! I will also be going to the Darrington "Decot" sometime mid-fall. I will look at the motor and see if there is a tag (even a non-readable tag at this point) on the motor stating the manufacturer's company.