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If whistle, siren or trumpet, Pressure at which blown:
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Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database
Sentinel Island Light Station - 1921
Fog Signal General
3rd class Daboll reed horn
10 minutes.
6 minutes.
5 sec. blast, 25 sec. silent, 5 sec. balst, 25 sec. silent.
Engine, comperssor & air receiver.
Chain tripping gear driven by engine.
10 lbs.
55 ft.
246 degrees
In separate building, near westerly side of island, the horn pointing toward channel on that side of island.
160 feet 300 degrees true.
Rain water form roof.
By concrete walk.
1 story frame building 20' x 20'; concrete foundation & floor; white with red shingle roof; heated by coal heater.
4"
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