The RCM3 must be messed up somehow...

CJ wrote:

dilloncarpenter wrote:yet another siren!

That will probably, (knowing Jeb) end up installed in a town in Georgia!

It's nice to know that more places are being protected, though.

Certainly is.

Nice pics!

Congrats on yet another siren!

ginbot86 wrote:

dilloncarpenter wrote:I would go with Sentrys. They are (in my opinion) the most reliable sirens I know of that are still in production.

And a lot are dual-tone!

Yes!

I would go with Sentrys. They are (in my opinion) the most reliable sirens I know of that are still in production.

BerkshireCountySirens wrote:Foster, RI, has I believe an older Federal rotating siren that is not a Tbolt...

500T or AT maybe?

holler wrote:So have you found a model 2 to get yet, because I have one for sale. 240 volt single tone with housing.

....it is very tempting for me, but I am saving the temptations for a model 5. Hope it does go to a good home though.

I'm still waiting on my mom to pay me back my money, before the siren I plan on buying gets slipped away. Anyway, model 2s shouldn't weigh that much, even though I've never picked one up, let alone seen one in person, so it shouldn't be that hard to ship.

Awesome vid! The ice cream truck, even though I would get in trouble, I'd probably throw a rock at it. One comes by here every day playing a dingly stupid kiddie song, and it gets annoying. Now, if someone drove by with a T-Bolt roaring in the back of their truck, everyone else in the neighborhood b...