mgear wrote:On the video there is:
Federal Mods
2001's

and
ATI'S

There is one Federal 2001SRNB located at Vanderbuilt University there are also 3 Modulators on campus at the athletic fields. Downtown Nashville is surrounded by 3 ATI units as well.

Alasiren1977 wrote:Thanks for the map. Are all these ATI's?

Yes, the only other siren (not on the map) in Nashville is at Vanderbuit University which has a 2001 owned and operated by the campus.

Ya me and Kevin Penny are having email wars right now, he is making all sorts of excuses of why they havent bought any more sirens for Nashville, plus I let him have it for buying the worst ones ever(ATI). He is not really liking me at this point, but who cares he needs to get on the ball!! Nashvil...

Alasiren1977 wrote:Does anyone have or know where I can get a map of Davidson county siren system?

Right here is one: http://www.nashville.gov/oem/images/pre ... en_map.swf

Siloam Springs has some pretty great siren coverage as well. I researched the city of Siloam Springs and it has a population of 11,000 (estimated at 14,000 in 2006) and 10.6 square miles of city limits and they have 8 sirens. Tullahoma has a population of 20,000 and 22 square miles of city limits an...

I just did some measuring on google earth and this thing is a lot closer than a mile, it is only about 3,490 feet (.65 miles) from you. I knew it was very close especially in your storm videos. I live exactly .64 mile from a Whelen Vortex and it is the same volume here as the T-128 is your vids. Goo...

That was not a clip of a 2001. 2001s are much higher pitched. It sounds closer to an Eclipse or possibly a higher pitched T-121. You may be right, but we can all agree that is not a noise that an ATI would produce. No deffinatly not a sound that ATI's produce. There are numerous videos now of the A...

Another video of the ATI's in Nashville high above downtown: http://youtube.com/watch?v=qsmBlVXnOL8

The total number of deaths in Tennessee so far is 24 as of this morning. The storms came through the Tullahoma area at around 3:30am. There was some minor wind damage associated with the straight line winds.

UPDATE: More sad news at least 9 deaths confirmed so far all over Tennessee. Also a bizzare natural gas explosion that is still burning uncontrollable near/inbetween Westmoreland and Hartsville.