The P-50 in Wilmington has been replaced by a new T-135. It has happened in the past few days. I am assuming ours is next.

Very nice. Me and my brother recently went to an abandoned pump station. It's amazing seeing all the old machinery and pipes and stuff.

I hope it's a 508. I haven't seen one in person and romeoville is about 30 minutes away so I could easily see it.

Elwood has a P-50 that goes off for tornadoes and may be used for Dresden plant emergencies., and we have a STH-10 that is inactive, but was used for nuclear warnings and was replaced by the P-50. Rural areas south of elwood like coal city and braidwood also have Dresden sirens used for tornadoes an...

Galesburg,il has some. I'm not sure they are exclusive to the city or they have other allertors elsewhere in Knox county p.

New Lennox has a 2001 with an orange strobe, too. I don't remember where though.

Cool! My hometown siren! :thup: btw, I think the STH-10 was the siren that was replaced by the P-50.

For the longest time I thought it was quadrant.

Sirenguy02 wrote:

Chicagosirenhunters wrote:I would say that the ASC Quadren and the Federal Model 1 are quite rare.

ASC Quadren?

I'm pretty sure it's "quadrent" not quadren.

You should try to acquire it