I heard that Iquique in Chile has a system of ASC E-Classes and Sentry Sirens. There's a street view of one of them on top of a building:

Can someone indentify this mystery siren for me pls? I can't indentify it. It's on 480 Katsuji Kitaguchi Avenue, in Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, Brazil.

You can buy a Thunderbolt with a blower cover and take it off (using screws, I think?), so you don't have to find one that actually works without a cover. Usually, blowers that have no covers would be in worse condition than ones with, because they are hit by the weather more. Also, do you know how...

huge thanks to Sussy for giving me the map! Here it is:






https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... 000001&z=8

Hello there.

I want to create a full Iquique siren map for people who want to see sirens in there but, I can't seem to find the location for all the sirens in Iquique. Can someone give me some siren locations pls? I can't make the map without the help of you guys.

The "protection border" on Thunderbolt's blowers are called "Blower covers". Also, what blowers have you seen without covers? I'm guessing blowers that are indoors, or in siren graveyards. No, I wanna buy a siren without a Blower cover from West Shore Services, but I was just qu...

Hi. I've seen many Thunderbolts without that protection border on it's blower and I wonder what is it called. Can someone help me pls?

Hi! I've been wondering... Is there any U.S.A Siren that is used in any South American country? Argentina or Chile, for example? Maybe? Pls I wanna know!

- Greetings from Brazil.