Ok, I don't even know if this was ever a church.

Hey, I know where this thunderbolt is. This is on a fire station as you can see, and it's on Marlowe Ave off Hamilton Ave, near the corner of North Bend.

BTW, it is still there.

too bad it doesn't do hi-lo

Here's a video made in Jumy that I have posted on YouTube of a T-128 testing in Cincinnati, Ohio in Springfield Township. Yes, it's a part of Hamilton County's system. I didn't know when it would wind up, so wind up is a 2:57. It sounds alert and attack. To see video, go to http://www.youtube.com/wa...

Here's a video of mine on YouTube of another siren in Hamilton County's siren system. This is a thunderbolt 1003 in Mount Healthy, sounding alert and attack. This is the only 1003 in the system.

To see video, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C02Ikz5jKns

I look for a siren at this exact location on Hamilton County's siren map, and there is no siren shown. This is not on a church, it's on The Rookwood Pottery Building, which is a restaurant. Who knows what this is.[/quote]

[quote="mr_thunderbolt1003"][quote="carexpertandy"]Oh, so that's what a Howler looks like. I've always thought those were P-10/15s with different thingies attached to rotator. The cone is bent, I think.[/quote] Yep, that's an ACA Howler. It's a lot like a P-10/15, except it uses ...

LOL!!! It's a T-128

Oh, so that's what a Howler looks like. I've always thought those were P-10/15s with different thingies attached to rotator. The cone is bent, I think.

On a website, I found this photo that consideres this a siren. This is in Cincinnati, Ohio on top of the Rookwood Pottery Building.

Is this a siren, or just speakers?

Go to http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM2R6P