Chrystler's were 180 HP. And P-50's and also Cyclone's are 50 HP. Same also goes with HOR Super Sirex sirens.CrazyForThunderbolts wrote:I had a question, what siren has the biggest motor or horsepower. And NOT including the Chrysler air raid siren, because that has a V8. I'm guessing the :P50: has the most horsepower. But if not what siren does have the most horsepower.
I thinks most Super Sirex are 40 HP.MKEsignal135 wrote:Chrystler's were 180 HP. And P-50's and also Cyclone's are 50 HP. Same also goes with HOR Super Sirex sirens.CrazyForThunderbolts wrote:I had a question, what siren has the biggest motor or horsepower. And NOT including the Chrysler air raid siren, because that has a V8. I'm guessing the :P50: has the most horsepower. But if not what siren does have the most horsepower.
The one in Madison WI is 50 HP. I would also go to this post here regarding the HOR Super Sirex series: https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6154QuantumCurse wrote:I thinks most Super Sirex are 40 HP.MKEsignal135 wrote:Chrystler's were 180 HP. And P-50's and also Cyclone's are 50 HP. Same also goes with HOR Super Sirex sirens.CrazyForThunderbolts wrote:I had a question, what siren has the biggest motor or horsepower. And NOT including the Chrysler air raid siren, because that has a V8. I'm guessing the :P50: has the most horsepower. But if not what siren does have the most horsepower.
True. :P50: is my favorite by far. Wish I could see one.MKEsignal135 wrote:The one in Madison WI is 50 HP. I would also go to this post here regarding the HOR Super Sirex series: https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6154QuantumCurse wrote:I thinks most Super Sirex are 40 HP.MKEsignal135 wrote:
Chrystler's were 180 HP. And P-50's and also Cyclone's are 50 HP. Same also goes with HOR Super Sirex sirens.
Well Wisconsin (Milwaukee and Kenosha) has 36, Illinois (Chicago area) has about 25, and Texas (mainly Dallas) has at least 15. Those are your top three states to find a P-50. My profile pic as you see is a P-50 itself. I found this map of almost all shown nationwide: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... Ts2a8DEUxAQuantumCurse wrote:True. :P50: is my favorite by far. Wish I could see one.MKEsignal135 wrote:The one in Madison WI is 50 HP. I would also go to this post here regarding the HOR Super Sirex series: https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6154QuantumCurse wrote: I thinks most Super Sirex are 40 HP.
Thanks for the tip.MKEsignal135 wrote:Well Wisconsin (Milwaukee and Kenosha) has 36, Illinois (Chicago area) has about 25, and Texas (mainly Dallas) has at least 15. Those are your top three states to find a P-50. My profile pic as you see is a P-50 itself. I found this map of almost all shown nationwide: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... Ts2a8DEUxAQuantumCurse wrote:True. :P50: is my favorite by far. Wish I could see one.MKEsignal135 wrote:
The one in Madison WI is 50 HP. I would also go to this post here regarding the HOR Super Sirex series: https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6154
By the way I would NOT recommend using emojis it just looks more proffesional if you just type out P-50 rather than the P-50 emoji. I learned not to use them myself. Haha.
I did some research and besides Wisconsin there's actually 18 in Illinois, 15 in Texas, and 4 in Memphis TN. The old ones at Exelon in Illinois I figured out were all replaced.QuantumCurse wrote:Thanks for the tip.MKEsignal135 wrote:Well Wisconsin (Milwaukee and Kenosha) has 36, Illinois (Chicago area) has about 25, and Texas (mainly Dallas) has at least 15. Those are your top three states to find a P-50. My profile pic as you see is a P-50 itself. I found this map of almost all shown nationwide: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... Ts2a8DEUxAQuantumCurse wrote: True. :P50: is my favorite by far. Wish I could see one.
By the way I would NOT recommend using emojis it just looks more proffesional if you just type out P-50 rather than the P-50 emoji. I learned not to use them myself. Haha.
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