May 2009: Thunder Eagle is proud to be part of the historical Vortex2 project. Weather Eagle 110's are being used to assist the over 100 scientists and crew in up to 40 science and support vehicles involved in the largest and most ambitious effort ever made to understand tornadoes. The Weather Eagle 110 NOAA Weather Radio high performance receivers are set to automatically scan and detect the strongest NWR signal as the project chases tornadoes from Texas to Illinois to find the weather alerts at the team's current location. Learn more about VORTEX2 at www.vortex2.org

April, 2009: Thunder Eagle attends the 2009 Virginia Emergency Management Conference in Hampton, Virginia. This was our 18th consecutive year to attend.

July, 2008: WLOX-TV covers the installation of a Thunder Eagle System in the Emergency Operations Center in Jackson County, Mississippi.

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WE110 – Stand-alone Receiver

WE110R-Rack Mount

WE110 Reciever -
AE120 SAME-EAS Decoder

WE105 Receiver -
AE400 SAME-EAS Decoder
Translates Alerts to Text

MRI-100 MultiRadio Interface

SP100 SignPrinter Interface

One Line LED Signboard

Two Line LED Signboard

Rugged Printer

Strobe Light