i was woundering if any one ever got a video of a hi-lo solinods in action
of a tbolt or a 3t22 like an actual video of the solinods working.
just thought it be a cool to see it
may be even a Klaxon type with the hole stator opening and closeing.
i know it be hard but it be cool to see.

its been shown befor on the old board and i think its whelen or some sort of elctronic siren.

situation-report system? dose that mean the siren tells like temps of parts and which way its pointing ? or just if its working or not?

KnightFox thats exactyly what we have i forgot i saw the control room in city hall were they can call up the cammras (mulitple ones) and acctulay control the traffic. ( i could see some bored city clerk getting there hands on it and haveing stupid silly fun)

this was on the old board. and it some thing with that plate that conects the rotar to the base. i think

well in my town we have a hill with 3 diffrent sets(in a row) of lights and befor wene we had the metal strips there was allways a wait (long) the mayor got stuck once and got soo fed up he asked for the hole area to be riped up and figure out a better way, these camras work much better since they c...

our town has thouse but also this other kinda(expermental) thats a cammra and notices a the traffic levels on the roads and adjusts the light timeing or how long a light is red or green or if arrow lights need to be used this system gets rid of thouse metal strips put into the road. also this system...

i think our race track should look into that top light bar for the safty truck and pace car. but it stinks we only have a contract with whelen (which is still a good company)just the light bar on the truck i work with is dull

all the sirens (ecpt fire sirens) are eather 3016's or 4008's and some are on 6 story poles becuse they are less then 100 yds from the ocean there is only one 2t22 but its a old and dead looking fire siren.

i was looking for some info on New Hampshires early warning system and found this story about some one who realy aposed the nuclear power plant and took the matter of the test blasts into his own hands. "Despite a powerful movement, the Seabrook plant did go on line. Guy was one of many New Ham...