I believe they both use the 17003 key, the locks in all firelite products should be universal.

This thread is over half a decade old..... Seriously? Locked.

I remember reading a while back that some soundmasters could do a signal where they would wind up, and then completely switch polarity on the motor to run backwards, stop, and produce a yelping signal.

Wow guys, that's real mature of you....

What is it?

I had serious plans to do that for October (ARS's birthday month) but I got too caught up with other things. It shouldn't be too too hard to recreate. I'll work on it.

I just did a hard ban, no more "Post suspension" stuff. I'll look at that ACL later. For now, anyone that want's to rediscuss the topic may do so in a new thread. This one is locked for blatant reasons.

Gotta hand it to all the guys who put in their time and efforts in to this. This is the first ARS related project that I had no involvement in. They just asked if it was ok that they did it, I said yes, had the software installed and well... enjoy! https://airraidsirens.com/wiki/ For information on ...

Ryan wrote:

Sifed1 wrote:I can't wait to see what it is! It sounds exciting!

All I can say is that you'll like it.

Anyways, since I watched over this, I don't know if anyone can break it (besides videogamer). lol

Can't tell if insult or challenge.....

MysteryMachine wrote:I love how they keep saying they are reliable. Have you done any research on them? I've only heard of problems lol

From what I've heard, Nashville's system never failed once. Not a single siren failed. Then again ATI uses Motorola radios so that probably has a lot to do with it.