Thanks, that helps a lot, knowing that I’ve been looking for siren that doesn’t exist for the past month kinda hurts. Any idea where the Whelens might be? Have they even been installed yet?I have a great feeling that Warrenton received the Thunderbolt. Generally looking the geography and everything, Warrenton is basically the central zone for Hammond and Astoria.
Now fast-forwards to 2018. In that year, 2018, Warrenton received 6 Whelen sirens from a decommissioned military site and used them to replace their "old system." This basically means that the Thunderbolt likely no-longer exists.
You could try to attempt to locate it but it seems like it would waste too much of your time.
Oh that was a quick response! The Whelen's should be within the city. The article doesn't talk where exactly. Article linked below!SamtheSirenMan(531) wrote: ↑Fri Mar 05, 2021 3:10 amThanks, that helps a lot, knowing that I’ve been looking for siren that doesn’t exist for the past month kinda hurts. Any idea where the Whelens might be? Have they even been installed yet?I have a great feeling that Warrenton received the Thunderbolt. Generally looking the geography and everything, Warrenton is basically the central zone for Hammond and Astoria.
Now fast-forwards to 2018. In that year, 2018, Warrenton received 6 Whelen sirens from a decommissioned military site and used them to replace their "old system." This basically means that the Thunderbolt likely no-longer exists.
You could try to attempt to locate it but it seems like it would waste too much of your time.
I know, I have it set up so I get an Email every time, and I use Bluetooth headphones that have volume issues so it blasts my eardrums out. I’ll start looking for those Whelens, Thanks!Oh that was a quick response! The Whelen's should be within the city. The article doesn't talk where exactly. Article linked below!
https://www.dailyastorian.com/news/loca ... ad1b8.html
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