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requires tone generator mod

AG1 to activate in alert
AG2 to activate in attack

this is the ripoff screamer S-2 from VCS, the only difference is that it only has one skirt and is 7 port. i also made a no text version of the VCS logo for sirens without a proper shroud.

The VCS Screamster series was introduced in 1995, advertised as a modern replacement for the Screamer series with the collapse of ACA in 1982. VCS' Screamster sirens are significantly lower pitched, but output is louder and can carry for longer than the original Screamer sirens.

Four models entered production in 2006: Screamster 2, Screamster 5, Screamster 7, and Screamster 10. The sirens also had dual tone counterparts, named Screamster 2T, Screamster 5T, Screamster 7T and Screamster 10T. The rotors were the same size as the Screamer S-2's rotor and single tone models used Sentry style impellers. Dual tone rotors were similar to the SD-10.

Early Screamster sirens could only run on 240VAC 1 ph, but with the rise of DC powered sirens, the Screamster series were converted to AC/DC, allowing the siren to run both on line power and batteries. The Screamster series uses 7 and 7/10 port rotors instead of ACA's 9 and 9/12 port rotors, which boosted the sound output to 105 db @ 100 ft, and 104 db @100 ft for dual tone models. VCS Screamster sirens only have 1 skirt instead of 2, which allows the sound to spread upwards.

Several Screamster 2s and 5s were installed at Point Beach Nuclear Plant, WI to serve as a Nuclear siren system. Screamster 7s and 10s were installed in Northern Alabama after the 2011 super outbreak.