What kind of siren did this T-135 replace?

Jeb,

What did you end up doing to the 2t22 for the restoration?

2t22 sounding

Thunderbolt 1000T/1003 sounding at chopper level 7.

[quote="holler"][quote="texaschad25"]You know, this thread will give Robert ideas on how to make his 2T22 voice compatible... :mrgreen:[/quote]

Put a speaker in ever other cone, with a message that says "this SOB is about to go off".[/quote]

Excellent idea!!!

[quote="2t22boy"]I wonder if they replaced the sirens in the smaller communites around Coffey County. I'm sure they did in New Strawn, since its right across the highway from Wolf Creek, But i know there is (or was) a xt22 on the water tower in Lebo. [quote="md5"][quote="2t2...

That's one strange EOWS configuration...

[quote="Jpressman8"][quote="Jpressman8"][quote="Oldiesmann"]You're welcome :) Feel free to stop by and say hi if you're down there this weekend. I'll be working at the AMC parking refund booth (across from Smoothie King) on Friday (12-7) and Saturday (11-7). If that 612...

I would assume maintenance is also an aggravating factor.

The rotators and blowers were a real pain to maintain on these. Great sirens, just a lot of maintenance. It's not such a big deal if you have just one, such as for a small town, but if you have a whole county full, it must be annoying.

I would have to agree that this looks like a sterling M.

Some of the electromechanical sirens are interesting, in the fact that they will actually automatically shut-off if the sensor in their motor detects significant enough heat to ruin it. I am only aware of the 2t22/3t22 3-phase siren having this capability, but perhaps there are others? The speakers ...