Oops, yup, you're right. I dis-remembered the manual, & then looked it up; yup, the -115 is the standing. Here it is going back up in the air: http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b385/kb4mdz/A06%20Flood%20Warning%20Siren%20move%2012%20Dec%202008/?action=view&current=IMG_2743.jpg http://s23.pho...

Yes, it says it a -115, but I've got a PDF of a manual, that allows me to call it a EOWS-612. [quote]Excellent photo, but that's an EOWS-115.[/quote] And yeah, the whole thing is a big operation. 65 ft pole, almost 18 inches at the base, hole is 8+ feet deep. Just getting into this posting bit; I'm ...

Greetings - Picture album of a siren, Federal EOWS-612 speaker array, being moved from one location to another. Whole bunch in my album in Photobucket: Especially good shot of the siren head: http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b385/kb4mdz/A06%20Flood%20Warning%20Siren%20move%2012%20Dec%202008/IMG_271...

Gotta burst your bubble. These two are part of the City of Raleigh's Flood Warning System. Have nothing to do at all with SHNPP; (which has BTW, been getting new Whelen stacks in place of the old Thunderbolts. ) And the hawk's nest is gone from the Lake Wheeler one, (has the streetlight & a bird...

From an EOWS Siratone manual I've stumbled across: 1) The EOWS*115 speaker array is a cluster of twelve exponentially flared re-entrant, fiberglass speaker projectors which are non-rotating, omnidirectional. Two tiers of six speakers produce a uniform sound distribution to within +/- 3dB for a compl...

Check out the TV story re: North Carolina State University in Raleigh: http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/local&id=5994256 This one is from Sept. 2007: http://www.wral.com/news/local/video/1870631/ They call it "Wolfalert" Looks very much like ATI, if my eyes aren't too bad...