He's talking the blower motor. I would figure it to be possible, but not profitable.

I wonder how long Mike's ears ring after 1-2 minutes of setting behind that T'bolt%^&$#@ Actually, it isn't that bad. The siren itself shakes to all hell when it's running, but when I did the chopper and rotator test, I wasn't running the blower, but I did have plugs in the ears. When I run it ...

Thats pretty cool! Is Tim Nelson any relation to you? Nope, there are like a million Nelsons up here in the Norway of the United States! I had a blast though, the guy was here for like an hour, that growl you hear is my thunderbolt. I ran it up a bit on full volume, and if you listen closely, you c...

I figured you guys might get a kick out of this...
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/displa ... do-sirens/
I certainly did!

Hey, this is rather close to Mankato. I might have to check that out someday this semester!

I remember being on dialup and seeing sites like these, and waiting like 10 minutes for an audio file to load up, and it was the coolest thing in the world, I had to go to my sister's house to do video, and it was awesome. Now I can navigate through pages of videos on YouTube and not even bat an eye...

Man he was even before my time! Welcome back man!

I used a mix of 90W gear oil and wheel bearing grease. Keeps everything coated, and any leaks that may happen are minimized. For something that gets used as much as my thunderbolt (not much), rust prevention is key.

Just figured I'd throw this up here, my buddy and I went down to the 1003 in Bloomington again, this time with his HF-R10 high def camera. Worked great!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVfAWW5NytE

A little less than a quarter mile. We used to have a dual tone S10 screamer there. The 2001's louder, but the thunderbolt still hands it its butt.