Adam Pollak wrote:The bid went to ATI for $27,470 for the 4 siren sites.

Oh, ok. The similarity is so close between those two sirens that it's almost hard to tell at times. How do those ATI's have a windup/wind-down? Is it a recording of another siren?

Hey Adam, are you sure those sirens at UWF are ATI's? They sound like they at least have ASC controls/sound cards, because of both the alert tone and the Westminster Chimes. The ASC iForce sirens have that EXACT same tone and chimes. I was thinking that they could possibly be the ASC E-Class series ...

This Thunderbolt has a compressor intake pipe that is located next to the control box that runs out of the blower/compressor housing. Some clothing got sucked into the pipe witch blocked the air flow to the chopper. This Thunderbolts TB105 is set to Terminal 4. I am not sure on the factory setting,...

Very good quality videos, Derek! Why did that 1000T's blower malfunction exactly?

On a side note, was that Thunderbolt set at factory chopper settings? What level is considered "factory settings"?

I think they ought to ban that user from YouTube, since a lot (if not all) of his videos are plagarized. Those two are not the only ones like it that I've seen from him. Has anyone reported him yet?

Nelso90 wrote:...Did you guys want any other pics?

Do you have any pics of the controls for the Hurricane (if they had any controls with it)? It's been a long time since I've seen one.

Definitely No. 7 for the one in Hawaii. Yes, but it is a 208-240V siren hooked up to a 480V feed. So it's twice as high as a normal No. 7 'bolt would be. That would not change the properties of the power going to the chopper, as it is still essentially a Model 2 in there running on different single...

Nelso90 wrote:Definitely No. 7 for the one in Hawaii.

Yes, but it is a 208-240V siren hooked up to a 480V feed. So it's twice as high as a normal No. 7 'bolt would be.

Here's a picture of a Thunderbeam (RSH-10) in the town that my parent's live in that's painted CD Yellow:



That's the only one like it that I've ever seen.

Wow, I'm guessing that when it was installed, those trees must have been small. Otherwise, I doubt they would've installed it there if either they had known the trees would get that big or they were already large. Weird place for a siren though! Nice recording!