Clinton has a Model 2 at the municipal building. Seaforth has an STH-10 at the municipal building that is tested every Saturday at 1 PM, I believe.

I just looked at the Current street view for Gibson, and I thing it's the end for this siren. I looked down the road and long behold, a Whelen Vortex down at the community center a block or 2 from there. :vortex: That Whelen has been there at least 8 years. My guess is that the Soundmaster will be ...

Sirens aren't exactly the cheapest device to manufacture. Especially mechanical ones.

In all my years of being in the siren community, this has to be the most amazing find, by far!

If you're planning on recording one in Barrington, you might consider giving their other 612 a try (pending it's still there) since I don't believe anyone else has made a video of it yet. It's at the south end of Cumnor Avenue near Northwest Hwy/US Hwy 14, behind what appears to be an old fire/EMS ...

Anyone who wants it, send me a PM. The image was traced from a piece of original ACA documentation, so it's about as accurate as it gets.

I have a vector image of the original ACA logo, if anyone is interested. Since it's a vector, it can be scaled to virtually any size without degradation.

I'm curious to know when the Zion P-50s would have been installed. The plant was permanently closed in 1998.

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Cool. Didn't know they had any old sirens, only ever saw 2001's