Hey guys, im new to The Siren Board, i just wanted to say i made this google map for people looking for intresting/unusal and rare sirens! It isnt finished, so it does not have much listed yet. But hope you enjoy!
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing
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HurricanesFan
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Glist
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Re: Rare Sirens Across the United States Map
Lot of blatant misinformation on display here..
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Re: Rare Sirens Across the United States Map
Most of the sirens are active, please do your research before making sure if a siren is active or if it's not active.
The map is good, but it's mostly wrong about if its either active or inactive.
The map is good, but it's mostly wrong about if its either active or inactive.
Random Texan from the panhandle.
I tend to record sirens in Amarillo. (Mostly 508s)
Texas 4ever!!
I tend to record sirens in Amarillo. (Mostly 508s)
Texas 4ever!!
Re: Rare Sirens Across the United States Map
Like the others said please fix the misinformation on the map.
However I have a few locations.
Addyston Ohio had an Mk2 Hurricane on the VFW building here: 39.137920,-84.710739 it was removed and now sits at Werden's lot here: 39.186383,-84.452424
Another interesting and very unusual siren is here: 33.713145,-87.389152 at the Oakman Fire department where they took a Thunderbolt rotator and rigged their Federal Type B siren to it.
However I have a few locations.
Addyston Ohio had an Mk2 Hurricane on the VFW building here: 39.137920,-84.710739 it was removed and now sits at Werden's lot here: 39.186383,-84.452424
Another interesting and very unusual siren is here: 33.713145,-87.389152 at the Oakman Fire department where they took a Thunderbolt rotator and rigged their Federal Type B siren to it.
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HurricanesFan
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Re: Rare Sirens Across the United States Map
Hey guys, quick update, im sorry about the mis information. Im currently updating the map right now. But thanks for letting me know!
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