Monaco Vulcan 1: System Test 9

Here's Monaco Vulcan 1, System Test 9; one more until 10! For this system test, I have a 1970's or 1980's setup here. The pull station is a Mirtone 73303U, which is similar to the BG-8. The horn of choice is the Ademco UFH-24, which is a re-branded Wheelock 34-24.The setup I am trying to mimic here in a way is a Mirtone system from the era. I don't know much about Mirtone systems as they are usually found in Canada. However, what I do know is that they would more than likely use an Edwards horn or at least a Mirtone rebranded horn, rather than a Wheelock horn. However, it's still a fun setup to pull off. System Specs: Panel: Monaco Vulcan 1 FACP NAC 1: Ademco UFH-24 (Wheelock 34-24) Zone 1: Mirtone 73303U. DISCLAIMER: 1: This is being activated in a controlled and legal environment, an enthusiast's experimental test setup. There is no dialing system present, and therefore, no fire departments were falsely dispatched when activating the alarm. It is a FELONY to pull a fire alarm in public to falsely report a fire or tamper with other life safety components in an actual system (i.e. "Just for fun, I saw it on YouTube, etc"). A fire alarm in a public building should only be pulled if there is actually a fire or other emergency, or if you are given authorization to do so. I AM NOT responsible for any legal damages done for pulling a false alarm, for any seizures, or code violations. These are your decisions, not mine!