Beautiful Beaufort county is a good mix of history and beach. It’s located in southeastern South Carolina, bordering Georgia. In the southeastern portion of the county is Hilton Head Island, or little Ohio, as at least 50% of Columbus goes there for vacation. Anyways, Beaufort county is installing 1...

I saw 4 (unconfirmed 5th) Whelen 2903s/2907s(?) on I-75 in Madison County, Kentucky. They just kept showing up!

Is this the same with electronic sirens?

Fletch wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 27, 2019 12:51 am

Tuba wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:34 pm

Saw the Plain City STL-10 was replaced by a Whelen. How is this known?

The STL-10 in Plain City is still there

Thanks for the confirmation, was both worried and confused that A) we’d lose a classic siren and B) why Union County (dominantly Federal Signal) would install a whelen.

Saw the Plain City STL-10 was replaced by a Whelen. How is this known?

Who owns the working map?

Quite awhile ago, but never late then never! This video was taken at about ~midnight from my house. Although no warning was directly over Dublin, both Upper Arlington and Marysville/Deleware, south and north of Dublin, respectively, were under warnings. Despite living near sirens, this videos volume...

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Tue Jun 04, 2019 3:10 am

Midland Trail Elementary Thunderbeam
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2!! Very cool, Thanks for the image. I really love those mountains!

You can see 4 of Dublin, OH’s whelens off of the northwest corner of I-270. I think all 4 are different model omnis (2750,2805,2905)

Thanks for reading! I too have been looking through your posts while combing the board for Charleston-related posts while working on this project. Im the exact opposite on your perspective on sirens. Sirens to me have always been a system thing. Hate to break it to you, but WV is actually my second ...