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Looks like a Sentry, and by the horns on it's its maybe a 16V1T-B.

Charlie, perhaps you can confirm this model number?

german siren wrote:sounds like the drivers have found their reconance frequency of compression
so that there is more compression than sound

I really don't think that's physically possible. Compression drivers can't resonate like that, it's a problem in the tone generator or the processor code.

That is indeed a SiraTone 115. Nice find.

Are the motors repairable or are they completely shot?

Charlie Davidson wrote:I noticed the Thunderbeam had a battery box on the pole, any idea why in the world it would have that? ...

Perhaps they retrofitted the Thunderbeam with a DC motor or something?

Great pics - I like how that Thunderbeam's been refurbished with new gear too.

TSMaster5150 wrote:... is there something wrong with it?

I believe a lot of Manitowoc's Allertors had quite slow windups.

Hey... on that Lower Yoder fire department building, do I see an old fire alarm box in between the two smaller garage doors?

Hacksaw wrote:I thought 8/12 would be like a Carter's/Gents.

I was thinking a Carter siren would be a 10/12 like an xT22.

Hello, and welcome to the Siren Board.

Have you tried contacting your EMA (emergency management) director or anyone there yet?

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