I contacted the city of Grand Island and now waiting for a response. I'll check back when I have a response. I'm quoting my own thing, but Grand Island said that they only have one siren at the airport. In other words, they didn't even know they had a Fedelcode lol :lol: The city/county doesn't own...

I don't think my other post went through, but I'm planning on removing a FEDELCODE near me and I don't know how to do it without a crane. If you guys have an idea as to how, please say because this will be my first big siren. What model of Fedelcode and how's it mounted? If it's a Model 2, chances ...

I have an older veetronix siren controller box that I'm trying to reprogram the tones/timers for the relay board. I have the veetronix software but not the cable. This one doesn't have the usb port on the board, just a 4 pin connector. Does anyone know the pinout for this connector? Thanks!! Yessir...

You're chugging right along and it's looking great! You also have some good scrapyards! Slowly but surely getting there! Still waiting on a few key components for the board to make it work, but that should all be here sometime soon. Just got drivers purchases today, hopefully those will come in ear...

Here's what I have so far on the control panel. I picked up a CD&F from a scrap yard and mounted it in the free space on the backboard; it'll house an FC and a UV5R will act as the radio receiver. Still awaiting parts to finish that up. I'm also still awaiting the controller bracket, which will ...

Today I got the last few metal parts of the head primed and painted, and began the process of reassembling it on the test stand from the base and up. I got the new bearings installed, as well as new hardware too. Same goes for the new relay sockets; new stainless steel screws hold them and the delay...

I hauled in all the steel parts to Johnson Sandblasting yesterday around 5:00 in the evening... About 11:00 this morning, my phone rang; the parts were already sandblasted and ready for pickup! Talk about fast service! I ended up picking up some primer and paint at Menards and got to work this after...

Well, after issue after issue with getting the aluminum cover designed, cut, rolled, welded, rewelded (shop that welded it the first time did a HORRIBLE job), and then encountering multiple issues afterwards, I decided to scrap that idea and try salvaging the fiberglass cover. Still waiting for more...

That’s an amazing find! You got very lucky! Good luck restoring it! I’d say the first priority is painting over the vandalism if it were me. Well, with it currently being in the negatives for temperature, painting at my shop is impossible. I'd like to get most of it sanded off first before painting...

That’s an amazing find! You got very lucky! Good luck restoring it! I’d say the first priority is painting over the vandalism if it were me. Well, with it currently being in the negatives for temperature, painting at my shop is impossible. I'd like to get most of it sanded off first before painting...