Nah, that's a 2001 somewhere else in the area.

I was on the road with my dad, and he asked me if I'd heard of a tiny town called Bell Buckle, Tennessee. Because a little while ago, he went to pick up parts for a car project (or something like that), and while passing through the town, he spotted "a weird looking siren on top of the police s...

Interesting, I'd really like it if there was a video of that allertor being tested.

Very nice pics, as always.

I'm curious though, do you know when the sirens in Florence are tested?

Jeez, what happened to the paint on that thunderbolt at 7:47? It looks awful! Yeah, it looks like it has a lot of layers of green plastic on it. Lol, anyways, before Christopher J. mentioned it on here, I found a picture of what appears to be a tbolt prototype in 1952 Minneapolis, it hit over 40 li...

That windup.... :wtf:

What about the H.O.R SuperSirex on top of the Dane County EMA building in Downtown Madison?

That's one creepy recording! And just for the heck of it, I decided to scout out the sirens heard in the video. All are FS EOWS 612s Siren 1: 665 Co Rd 8 Siren 2: 3115 Brinkman Dr NE (out in the middle of flipping nowhere!) Siren 3: (yet to be located as there is no street view in that area) Edit: ...

That's one creepy recording!

And just for the heck of it, I decided to scout out the sirens heard in the video. All are FS EOWS 612s

Siren 1: 665 Co Rd 8
Siren 2: 3115 Brinkman Dr NE (out in the middle of flipping nowhere!)
Siren 3: (yet to be located as there is no street view in that area)

Sirenfan1000 wrote:so Milwaukee and Memphis are the only towns that have a MD left in operation?

There's a low mounted, non-rotating 10/12 port MD still in use. It's located in Seward, Alaska