Ah. Oh well. Good to know that there's another, slightly more complete map out there, though. I'd be happy to help!

Was working on an Israel siren map for a while. Locations would be appreciated since I couldn't find much.

Why do so many communities choose the first Wednesday of the month at noon to test their sirens? Did one place do it and the rest just kind of jumped on the bandwagon? Or is there like, an actual reason?

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Sat May 28, 2022 1:07 pm

There's a WePlan v2, currently under closed access to only siren companies and customers. It was completely overhauled with a new GUI and more features. No guarantees it will become available to the greater public.

Interesting. Where'd you hear that?

I have a Baofeng UV-5R radio with absolutely no idea how to use it. I know that the tones for sirens are on frequencies, but I don't know what frequency. Looking for the frequency where the sirens are activated, specifically in the Upson County area. Is there some sort of website where I could see w...

Ah. That’s unfortunate. I wonder if there’s another thing similar to WePlan but with a different brand.

What happened to that “WePlan” thing? If I remember correctly there used to be something called “WePlan” that was on Whelen’s site. It allowed you to make a siren system with various sirens and see the coverage. It was pretty neat. If anyone knows about it send me a link; I can’t seem to find it any...

Hello again.

So uh, I was wondering.

Y’know how there are a bunch of different rebrands of MS-590 sirens?

Aside from the name, are there any differences? Particularly in sound output?

I recall seeing a video of a P-10 with an Allertor shroud, or perhaps the other way around. I'll try to find it.