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Same at my school, just had the system replaced with SK, though they left the old Siemens appliances where able

Oh, cool! I'm gonna be moving to southern Michigan soon, just a bit north of Indiana. Sorry this was late, I've been busy

⁠​⁠@@itigo23 if you're moving to southern Michigan above Indiana, then I would have to assume you are moving to Coldwater or Niles (the latter of which was homes to a company that did aluminum entryways for mid-century buildings. you might bump into VintageVibratone, who has a collection of historic fire alarm equipment. you will find a lot of Faraday and National Time fire alarm systems there. I love your "multi in one" carbon monoxide alarms. I will share you mine, which is the 75-in-one variant and goes as follows: Get a load of this!! here is the new 75 in 1: dual smoke sensors, gas and CO sensors, thermostat, air quality indicators, BRK: SS718, 1839IWNACI, 86RAC, Statitrol SmokeGard 700 from 1965, pull rod, Faraday 129 (a nearly extinct flush mount horn from the 1950s-mid 60s), IBM 4037, Faraday 511/512 (rare projector-less version of the 121-S, Edwards 271 (break rod-less version of the 270; dates back to the early 50s), a bunch of National Time hardware spanning the 1950s-70s (some holy grails), Pyrotronics F3/F5 smoke detectors from 1954, a bunch of vintage heat sensors, S. H. Couch F1A "chevron" from 1954, Simplex 4050-80 prototype (4040-60) and "white" 2902 speaker light, Faraday 5501, IBM/Simplex 4200/4240, a large pickup truck and trailer for scrap metal collectors, 1957 Chevy Bel Air, 1953 Corvette, ride-on lawn mower, the following locomotives: Baldwin (B)RF-16 and centipede (the latter was the world's largest diesel until Union Pacific's DD35s of the mid-60s), EMD E7, F7, GP7, and SD7 (all from the early 50s), Fairbanks-Morse Erie-built from the early postwar era, various extinct US steam locomotives, various vintage Otis elevators (not modernized), a 1950s Rotary (Dover) Oildraulic, Westinghouse Selectomatic, Lowell "UFO" speaker grille from the early 1950s, NuTone 2012 AM only intercom from 1957, H. O. R. Sirex from North Canton and Hamilton, Ohio (the former was sadly scrapped), an early 1950s Federal Thuderbolt and its rare gas-powered version, Scream Master (Federal Model 2 knockoff), gas powered B&N Mobil-Directo, Federal 500SHTT (550), prototype SD-10, Chrysler air raid siren (world's loudest siren), and voice recorder model is KN-__________________-WF

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This video is interesting

Tell me you didn't sit through the *entire thing...*

@@itigo23 oh *I did*

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