It was one of the two Hurricanes installed in Darien, IL. It was removed in 2010 and auctioned off on eBay.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeHXp_l4OWY

I have no words.

Menifee has a second 16V1TB.

35.150412369834264 -92.55982226588264

The 2T22 in Russellville, Arkansas, is long gone. According to my grandmother, she said it was used as a fire siren and was removed around 2010.

Snowpix wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 06, 2022 10:53 pm

Siren 4 would be an RM-130, since it's got ASC decals on it rather than ACA.

I know that, I just usually call old ASC sirens by their old ACA names.

I snapped a few pictures of some of the sirens in Conway, Arkansas. ConwaySiren5.png ConwaySiren5Controls.png ConwaySiren4.png ConwaySiren4Controls.png ConwaySiren15.png ConwaySiren15Closer.png ConwaySiren15Controls.png ConwaySiren15TboltRemnants.png ConwaySiren17.png ConwaySiren17Alt.png ConwaySire...

All Thunderbolts in Cabot, Arkansas have been removed and replaced, unsure if any parts remain.

wallaat wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 22, 2022 5:10 pm

i think the super si-rex's are much louder

Both the dual and single horn Sirexes are equally as loud. The only thing that differs between the two is that the Sirex only has a single horn, while the Super Sirex has two.

SentrySterling wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 28, 2022 12:34 am

Table Rock Altering Systems might have refurbished it. They refurbish sirens for a lot cheaper than buying new sirens

Table Rock did refurbish it. If I recall correctly, their logo was on the blower or control boxes.

Saline County, Arkansas used to have some 612 sirens until they were all replaced around 2009. However, only one stands to this day inactive (NOTE: The remaining siren is already on the map). Here are the coordinates to some of the removed 612 sirens: 34.52553334392988, -92.46405001229844 34.5617741...