Thunderbolt 1000 (2/4) Welcome Home Zeus

The final piece of my Thunderbolt 1000 who I lovingly named "Zeus" moving into my backyard.
This video is not anything really important. I just added it to show the last piece of it going to its new home and signifying its new life.

Oh and damn that thing is heavy. Ask me how I know. I had the misfortune of dropping it on my foot while removing it from my truck. It wasn't just the horn either. I dropped the Entire siren on my right foot. Left quite a mark too.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Federal
• Thunderbolt
• 1000
• Civil
• Defence
• Siren

[bassplayer2011ify]

do you have the compressor or timers?

[lumpysnake]

@bassplayer2011ify no saddly i dont

[TheFiremansavage]

how heavy would you say the horn was alone and the chopper/rotator alone

[lumpysnake]

@TheFiremansavage the horn I think is close to 100 Lbs, the rest of the siren about 200.

[cheetawolf]

lol at 0:10 its like I HAVE A TBOLT HORN AND IM NOT AFRAID TO USE IT!

lol

[lumpysnake]

Damn right son! :P

[kurtdog119]

@lumpysnake

You're lucky that siren didn't leave you with a broken foot!

[kibaloveswarriors234]

I tripped on a siren I know how u feel

[AD7BK1]

No an earful would be many of them set up to radiate that in all directions! (My town has such a setup that works and they use it for a lunch whistle. It is quite awesome to be near it . It is used to call the fire department or ambalance.,

[fixman88]

Wow, lucky you! Where I live there are at least two T-Bolts I've seen that are still on their poles but I don't know if they still work or not (most of the ones around here are 2001s)

[videogamer24385]

mine was around 600-700 when I got it