Fog Signal Kind:

 

Time to start:

 

How long will pressure last:

 

Manufacturer:

 

Year of Manufacture:

 

Characteristic:
 

 

Duplication:

 

Timing device:

 

If whistle, siren or trumpet, Pressure at which blown:

 

Height above water:

 

Compass direction:

 

Location:
 

 

Distance and direction:

 

Water supply:

 

Reached from Lighthouse:

 

Desc of Fog signal building:

 

Pressure and recording gauge:

Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database

Wolf Trap Light Station - 1927

Fog Signal General

Reed horn, 3rd class.

 

8 to 10 minutes.

 

Hand bell used while starting compressor.

 

 

 

 

 

Blast 3 sec., silent 7 sec. blast 3 sec. silent 7 sec.; Hand bell, 1 stroke, 10 sec silent, 1 stroke, 10 sec. silent

 

 

 

Worm gear, 3rd district, belt driven.

 


6 lbs.

 

44 feet.

 

East.

 

In basement on east side of tower & about 1000 yards from channel, Horn on roof pointed toward channel.

 

In one.

 

 

 

In same structure.

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