WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

Just in response to this, there was a coronial enquiry a few years back that recommended that support emergency vehicles use a different siren. When there are 2 vehicle with the same siren are going through an intersection other road users have this perception that there is only 1 vehicle going thr...

Back when this post was first made, the vehicles pictured used the same WAPol spec Hazard 1000 series sirens, however they wired in an additional Code3 Bansheee siren to work with the SLIC controller. This allowed you to play the Hazard mix and Code3 Banshee tones all at once, and get two wails and ...

hold3n wrote: ↑Sat Oct 27, 2012 1:47 pm Don't these have the old police sirens? (Locktronic)

Close but not quite, they used WA-made Sirenco units. These units often had LTS like tones in their earlier days

Hey mate, I know it's bit of a late reply, but I see you still haven't had a response. For the most part, the only WA service to use LTS Locktronic Systems sirens was WAPol, however there was a few odd exceptions here and there; such as Victorian built fire appliances. WAPol primarily used LTS from ...

Howdy folk! Bit of an interesting one here... I repair the old LTS Locktronic Systems Sirens for historical vehicles and current services. I was wondering if anyone here had any broken or working LTS, Sirenco, roof racks, or TOAs for sale? I often assist people figure out what the period correct equ...