I have seen inside some of the early Compulert controllers. Many of those are on the Milwaukee County, WI system. Don't have any pics though.

Oh boy, a single phase ACA. Better get some nice start and run capacitors, or at least ones better than ACA factory ones. Good luck with it!

I am also wondering what one sounds like. Also, I wonder how loud they are. 1963 was the year my dad was born. Very Neat.

Here it is: 43°23'26.57"N 87°52'15.36"W It overlooks downtown Port Washington


Port Washington P-15 by Civil_D_Siren, on Flickr

Josh(bearlovesox) wrote:That must be the one by the apartments on Benjamin St. Well I'm not quite sure what that means for the siren but I'll make a few calls and find out. Have you checked on the other two p-15s and the allertor?

I did not check the Allertor, but the other two P-15s are still up and connected.

Yesterday I saw that one of the P-15s in Port Washington, WI was taken down, but the pole and controls still remain. I think the Port sirens are going to be refurbished. I did not get pictures because I didn't have a camera. If anyone has info on this, please contact me. Siren Location: 43°24'11.96&...

I just compared 5 videos of different P50s... then compared them to this video. The projectors in the horns all looked the same. Nothing "odd" that I could notice. :lol: He is talking about those little brackets (or whatever you want to call them) that keep the screen in place. At least t...

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Civil D Siren wrote:There are none that are known to be running. There are a few that still exist, like in Culver City, Canada.

Culver City, California.

Whoops, thanks for correcting me.

OhioSirenHunter wrote:Also, speaking of Gas MD's, is there any operational one's today?

There are none that are known to be running. There are a few that still exist, like in Culver City, CA.

Same thing happened in Wisconsin. Hopefully they will reschedule to I time when I can record. It has been raining almost non stop for the last week and a half here.