*WARNING: LOUD SIREN SOUNDS | Viewer discretion is advised* AUTOCREDIT *DO NOT REMOVE*: Thanks to @TheBigMstone2018 for the original project and most of the art, @conpatch for the CG-411-B, @MoonageElevators5 and many YT enthusiasts out there for the audio of the sirens. HARK! What do we have here? A completely original old Federal Enterprises Thunderbolt 1000T, AKA the "Bumblebolt"! One of the first sirens ever produced in the market back in the 1950s. This one in particular was installed in 1960, and it had been with some wear and tear during it's long years, but today, with it being on it's new pole AND stand, it looks clean, fresh, and nice for being a 1960's siren. And these DSAs had actually been added to that just recently for voice announcements and audible backup if this Thunderbolt ever goes down. I haven't come by these in such a long time, so this is a huge treat, even in a metro park in the middle of the Countryside Hills near Charleston Township. But anyway, let's see this monster in action and hear it's intense roar! taken 9/16/2026. SIDE NOTE: Our chime list has been completed, so now it's time to start over back to the beginning of the list. The DPR and the CG-411-B played "Hometown" as for the pre-test chime.
*8 Projects left until 1100* Song played (through CG-411-B): September - Earth, Wind & fire (Stone City's September tradition song) Siren Information: Siren 1: Brand: Federal Enterprises (now Federal Signal) Model: Thunderbolt 1000T Port Ratio: 5/6 port Volume: 130 decibels at 100 ft. Signal Used: Full Alert System: Stone City Emergency Department (Charleston County) Status: Active Extra Notes: Uses a 5M blower; This siren is original to the lineup of the sirens in Stone City that were installed back the 1950s; Recently refurbished and restored when getting it's new blue pole in August 2026 to comply with Stone City's siren system code Siren 2: Brand: Federal Signal Corp. Model: DSA2 Pitch Frequency: 850hz Volume: 111 decibels at 100 ft. Signal Used: Full Alert System: Stone City Emergency Department (Charleston County) Status: Active Extra Notes: 2 units installed; Added onto the blue pole of a 1960's Thunderbolt 1000T in August 2026 for voice announcements and backup audible alerting if the Thunderbolt goes down; Doesn't sound off it's signal tones, unless if the Thunderbolt is down All credit goes to the creators of assets, and for sounds, on Scratch and outside Scratch In honor of Tom Diener (1999-2025)
