@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast Great! Asking because it seems in every system of multiple Cyclones, there's always at least 1 that's reverse wired. Even Bensenville had one that was for the longest time until December of 2020 when Fulton fixed it.
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast No, thats not the one. It is located in the alley on 15th st. and Ave J. Got a recording of it on my channel. My dad grew up there. These were put in in 1981. They all still work great!
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast 50 HP. Was told induction motors with capacitor start. When in Hereford, My dad said one stuck on after a test and ran for over an hour in attach mode. It was the one by the Bull Barn by railroad track. No damage to motor. This was in the early 80's. They were ran by phone line then. Could do attack and alert. Now radio controlled and only do alert.
That is a very nice siren
When I found the herrin EOWS-408 when I was 5-8 years old I freaked out and recorded a walk around video of it 2 years ago
Cool
The aca cyclone 125 is the loudest siren I have ever heard!
That's really nice.
Does it have a damper?
If it had then its rarer than a normal one
Nice! How many Cyclones does Hereford have?
They have 7 cyclones. They are also the last 7 cyclones left in Texas. The one in Canyon was recently replaced with a 508.
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast Nice! Any knowledge on whether any of them are reverse wired? Hopefully they're all wired correctly.
@@BusMaster99 nope all wired correctly! 1st Wednesday at 9am
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast Great! Asking because it seems in every system of multiple Cyclones, there's always at least 1 that's reverse wired. Even Bensenville had one that was for the longest time until December of 2020 when Fulton fixed it.
Hereford has 7 cyclones
Nice that's sorta rare
3 signal Cyclone? (cuz big platform Cyclone is have damper)
@@nezy-47 no.
My friend Owen told me about this one
Did you know nearby this siren there is a grounded Sterling?
Location? I can save it if I can
John deaf smith museum it came from Hereford’s old FD it’s owned by museum property I don’t think there is any hope of saving it 😞
@@OutdoorWarningSirenStudios2 Well thank god it’s not getting scrapped and probably going in a museum
Well it’s sitting out In the weather tho 😑
@@OutdoorWarningSirenStudios2 Along as the housings on it it’ll be fine
I saw that l live right there
Nice!
Get a recordin
Wish me luck it's an 8+ hour drive 😅
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiastim gonna record it first heheheh
Not unless I beat you!
@@OutdoorWarningSirenStudios2 W if you record it
@@Sirensofgrimescounty same for you
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Was this the one that had no top? Or was that a different one? Cuz I heard that they put a new top on it.
idk
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast No, thats not the one. It is located in the alley on 15th st. and Ave J. Got a recording of it on my channel. My dad grew up there. These were put in in 1981. They all still work great!
@@kdksiren oh hey KDK! Thanks for the info. Would you happen to know anything about those motors they have?
@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast 50 HP. Was told induction motors with capacitor start. When in Hereford, My dad said one stuck on after a test and ran for over an hour in attach mode. It was the one by the Bull Barn by railroad track. No damage to motor. This was in the early 80's. They were ran by phone line then. Could do attack and alert. Now radio controlled and only do alert.
@@kdksiren I see. I was wondering if the motors were aftermarket or factory? any good pics of it without the top?