An STH-10 is NOT a model L, The windup will be long. The model 5 seems to have pretty close to the same windup to me. STH-10's are very well known for their extremely long wind up and wind down. This is just normal for these sirens. Sure, they might take a little longer than a Model 2 or a Thunderbo...

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First, you need to rename points 4 and 123
Second, There was a thunderbolt on a grain silo in Malone WI

Kingwood WV. Modded XT22

slightly big bbump Very nice find for the only known recording of this siren. That song is home on the range if anyone was wondering. What makes you say that? If there's more recordings then I don't know about them. If it's about the song then here's a link to a square wave synth I made on the onli...

Just by looking at the mount, I think this is an ATI. The mount for an E-Class appears much more sturdy than an ATI having a "truss" compared to the straight bars on ATI sirens not to mention that the bars are much thicker on an ASC siren compared to this one. As for if they exist, yes but...

This is the "New Coming Soon" From my signature.

If you restore it I would like to hear more of this rare siren. Congratulations.

Very nice find for the only known recording of this siren. That song is home on the range if anyone was wondering. Uwajima Castle Notes There is a possibility that the gen 1 siren at Uwajima Castle played Tonbi as it has been previously demonstrated that Tonbi can be played with 10 notes. Uwajima Sa...

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