I couldn’t help but notice that Edinburgh’s ex-siren locations haven’t yet been added to the map, despite the fact it has been updated twice since I posted them here. Will they be added in-future?

I made a video about the test for the company's YouTube channel, feel free to give it a watch! I tried to go for a more professional and informative video format than I usually do, I hope you enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cc6zM1RlCJ4

We couldn't have picked a better location to test it, the echo was INCREDIBLE! Almost all reactions from local residents were positive, which was quite shocking. Unfortunately, we could not do a full 30 seconds of the Attack signal because we kept triggering the overload protection in the switch tha...

Hello, The Aurorium chemical plant in Workington has an 'off-site warning siren', as stated in this booklet. https://legacy.cumberland.gov.uk/elibrary/Content/Internet/533/561/5994/44593105534.pdf Please note that this booklet is outdated, and the siren test no longer takes place on a Friday every w...

OwenLester wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 27, 2024 2:00 pm

Congrats dude, the ARS wiki looks great so far! Glad to see you guys moved back to the ARS wiki.

Also do I sense a fellow furry siren enthusiast?

I’M HERE TOO!

Also, well done at moving all the info so fast Snowpix! Really looking forward to the Wiki’s full revival!

Good to hear it's in good hands!

I don’t know much, but it seems too small to be a model 5/7. I believe what Greenrid was meaning was that the H.O.R. SiroDrone’s housing has a more conical rain cover design, similar to the Model 5/7. I don’t think that he was suggesting this siren to actually be a Model 5/7, as far as I can tell. ...

Guys, please stop... Screenshot 2024-08-19 2.53.53 PM.png *In voice of Sir David Attenborough* And here we witness the common 2001, adapting to ocean life. Naturally a land-born siren, the 2001 must overcome many trials to safely settle into its new habitat. However, as you can see, this 2001 has a...

Well. I made quite a large discovery this afternoon. In the city of Edinburgh, around 150(?) police boxes were installed in the 1930s. Turns out, a large number of these were used to mount Civil Defence sirens. For example, this article shows 2 images of Box '6A', where we can see that it once house...

Lovely, looking forward to seeing it!