Check it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmZ57fCt97Q

There's a 2001 downtown.

Hello Christian...the siren activation frequency is 155.265, I know this because I was the one that put it on RR. FSK is used to activate. There is no repeater used, there's just an antenna on top of a big hill or tower or something along those lines....you're welcome :p

As said above, it's active. I might try to get an ambiance of it and a 2001-SRN next time I can.

I think I may have found the frequency :thup:

This is what I use... freemaptools.com/radius-around-point.htm

You'll have to find the 70db radius of the siren you want to map.

floor-a-matic wrote:Pardon the bump; but I found a vintage 1970s photo (from Wood County Historical Ctr website) that includes the 3T22B that was located on N. Main St & Parkview

Would you happen to know where the 1003's and 3T22's were back in the day?

Here is my video. I was tracking this storm since when it was just a baby. I just knew it was going to spark a warning. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwE-JgnjONk

I just knew that that storm was going to spark a warning. Nice video, Calvin.

dilloncarpenter wrote:It would have been a lot better if he wasn't talking throughout the entire video. That's a nice sounding Thunderbolt though.

I'll record it up close next month . I was just very surprised, that's all.