@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 Yeah. Maybe next year over the next SirenCon if they would mind if they could bring the rusty 4/5 Thunderbolt 1000T again and bring whatever 2001-SRN siren or 130 siren to let the guys to make a tribute of Minneapolis old system what it sounds like and let them do a count of 62 seconds Alert and with 5 Attacks like a real Minneapolis old system just like they did Cincinnati Old Systems.
That's extremely hard to come by. when one is available is like predicting where lightning will strike... Not to mention that it's big and heavy so not the kind of siren that I would want.
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 yes well there is actually a map out there that shows the location of all the chrysler victory sirens still mounted on top of buildings and such I don't know how accurate it is but I know there is a ton in Florida and in and around the New York area as well as California. You can have it on a small trailer.
I would immagine that thar generator needs to be hi current 3 phase for the 3 phone motors in most of the mechanical sirens. What about the electronic sirens what voltage and current do they take is it AC or DC?
Kronenwetter's RM-130! This was recently replaced by an ASC T-128 because the RM-130 was struck by lightning. I have some old pictures of that RM-130 when it was still in service.
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 by one of the most coveted industrial engines out there the Wisconsin company V4 flathead. People seem to swear by those engines, too bad there aren't any really made anymore. They would beat out Briggs and Stratton. Oh well, there are units from Kubota, Honda, Kohler etc. to go by still.
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Didn’t except for a German siren to be here.
I gotta visit Sirencon someday.
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@@GalacticProductions_FFS.
I gotta bring my Model A
Very nice sirencon.
Sure was!
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 Yeah. Maybe next year over the next SirenCon if they would mind if they could bring the rusty 4/5 Thunderbolt 1000T again and bring whatever 2001-SRN siren or 130 siren to let the guys to make a tribute of Minneapolis old system what it sounds like and let them do a count of 62 seconds Alert and with 5 Attacks like a real Minneapolis old system just like they did Cincinnati Old Systems.
Lets go bro
I love the dual tone Hilo signal on the whelen wps 3000s
I wish I could go I’ve been wanting to go forever but the place is literally so far (14 hours away)
Ah yes sirencon is a thing :D
You should get your hands on a chrysler victory siren!
That's extremely hard to come by. when one is available is like predicting where lightning will strike... Not to mention that it's big and heavy so not the kind of siren that I would want.
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 yes well there is actually a map out there that shows the location of all the chrysler victory sirens still mounted on top of buildings and such I don't know how accurate it is but I know there is a ton in Florida and in and around the New York area as well as California. You can have it on a small trailer.
@mattdaddy_888 still, it is a lot of work and especially money to get one down if still up.
Is the 500SHTT from Lombard?
It is!
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 Good to see that thing restored to its natural beauty.
Wow beautyfhol hi-lo sound
I would immagine that thar generator needs to be hi current 3 phase for the 3 phone motors in most of the mechanical sirens. What about the electronic sirens what voltage and current do they take is it AC or DC?
The generator puts out both 240 and 480 three phase. The electronic sirens are dc
@@seanjuth How many volts DC are the electronic sirens? Most of the mechanical sirens are 240v or 480v three phase I assume.
@@mattdaddy_888 24volts
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Kronenwetter's RM-130! This was recently replaced by an ASC T-128 because the RM-130 was struck by lightning. I have some old pictures of that RM-130 when it was still in service.
1:03 hawaii siren
They used to have those.
1:33:09 sounds like that SD-10 is set for 240 and getting 480.
That's what Christan told me (owns the SuperBanshee)
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Is the BNCO Directo BN52 gas powered like the chrysler victory siren?
Yes, it is.
Yes
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 by one of the most coveted industrial engines out there the Wisconsin company V4 flathead. People seem to swear by those engines, too bad there aren't any really made anymore. They would beat out Briggs and Stratton. Oh well, there are units from Kubota, Honda, Kohler etc. to go by still.
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@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 u said it had issues
@WV_SIREN_PRODUCTIONS yes. I think someone told me it was a 240v motor being run on 480v not sure though. It has original motor I believe.
@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 oh ok