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AC only powered sirens (todays models)

Thu May 13, 2010 12:51 am

Well, seeing a few 2001 AC models, I find those interesting & amusing to see.

I can understand why they would purchase a new siren that has only AC use (I.E. 2001*AC, Eclipse*8/NH*AC, ect. ect.)

Like these sirens here in South Dakota & Minnesota.

County: Lake. Town: Nunda. Siren Company: Federal Signal Corporation
Siren Model: FSC 2001 SRN*B AC. State: South Dakota

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County: Minnehaha. Town: Dell Rapids. Siren Company: Federal Signal Corporation. Siren Model: 2001*DC AC.

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County: Yellow Medicine. Town: Canby. Siren Company: Federal Signal Corporation. Siren Model: 2001 AC. State: Minestota.

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Well in this option, a town, community, county that orders its siren(s) with AC power only, will have the ability to add the DC package sometime later if they wish to have the DC option.

AS you can see these are the only ones that I've seen with the AC package only deal.
Rather interesting in my option

What do ye think about this option?
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Thu May 13, 2010 12:54 am

They probably didn't see the DC option as useful/efficient.
STATUS: Taking a break from ARS until late July.

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Thu May 13, 2010 12:00 pm

or didn't have the money

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Fri May 14, 2010 11:17 pm

It would be really cool if FS had a dual tone option for those 2001's I heard the 2001 for the first time in person while I was in Kansas City,I wasn't impressed.... :?

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Sat May 15, 2010 6:51 am

hobbeekid wrote:It would be really cool if FS had a dual tone option for those 2001's
Me too. The only thing is that the port size will have to change, and that'll reduce what already meager sound output the 2001 already has.
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Sat May 15, 2010 3:56 pm

ginbot86 wrote:The only thing is that the port size will have to change, and that'll reduce what already meager sound output the 2001 already has.
Double edged sword. The lower pitch would actually carry further than the current higher pitch, but lower the dB SPL. It seems all Federal cares about is numbers on paper to increase profits, and prefers not to give those who aren't acoustical engineers an education in it.

Despite beating an old, long dead horse: Thunderbolt 1000T/1003 would absolutely kick the FS-2001's arse, with possible exception to the early roundback models.

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Sat May 15, 2010 10:03 pm

with possible exception to the early roundback models
I do not think there are any substantial differences between the roundback 2001, and the earlier 2001-DCs, aside from the intake box shape.
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Tue May 18, 2010 3:29 am

To Bad, Didn't get Electronic Siren... But they be down this road in 10 years.. looking to replace them... 8)
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Tue May 18, 2010 3:38 am

EWS Rules wrote:To Bad, Didn't get Electronic Siren... But they be down this road in 10 years.. looking to replace them... 8)
Not necessarily. Mechanical sirens will still have a place years from now in my opinion.

Perhaps it won't be AC powered but will like most nowadays operate off DC power.
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