That 3T22 needs a little restoration to it...especially on the horns!

Isn't that a 10V2T? I believe so. It look like two 10Vs stacked on one motor to me. This is a very nice find 2t22! 8)

They got a hell of a platform to perform maintenence on that T-bolt! Anyways, that is a unique batch of siren pics...great job!

No hasn't yet. However tboltboy from here on the board filmed it. I'm thinking those are 2001s actually, but I'm not sure on that.
EDIT: Those are definately 2001s, they are part of the Topeka KS system I believe.

Its been brought up that its possibly that the FD has set it to such a low air pressure that it gives it a low-smoother tone than most other Diaphones. I believe it was brought up on The Gamewell Diaphone Site

Yeah, those Cunningham whistles just really beat any other diaphragm horn to me. I still like the Diaphone recording in New Hyde Park LINY, with the STH10 in the background. This one almost sounds like a diaphragm horn. http://longislandfirealarm.com/NHP-Box2-2-1.wma Or the Diaphone sounds on the Na...

That's a very nice T-135 picture! Thanks for sharing that. Thanks. You should've been at that thing! The strong severe storm that blew through there about a month ago tore the thing's concrete base to worthless chips of rock! :shock: The only way it can stand is by that claw you see holding it...th...

I have some North Texas siren pics after recently travelling to Muenster TX. Haskell TX P-10: http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c121/SD-10/Picture208.jpg Muenster TX Model 5 (no its not roof mounted) http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c121/SD-10/Picture203.jpg Lindsay TX T-135s: http://i26.photobucke...

Yeah I don't plan on being a meteorologist, nothing more than a SKYWARN spotter.

This Thunderbolt is on private property (was) in Lewisville. Go to:
http://ares.homeip.net/~bwillcox/sirens ... leold.html
And scroll to Windmere and Main.