e8Kc6Lr_JPw Hey all! I really need to start sharing some of my siren videos here more, so I figured a good start would be this gem from about a week ago. I went down to Jasper County again for the 1st Wednesday test, and after a bit of debate, Prairie City seemed like a good contender. Unfortunatel...

As far as the exterior goes, there is next to no difference. P-15's were more commonly available in single-tone variants, which have a cylindrical intake cone, when you find one in the wild like that it's more than likely a P-15. Otherwise, both the 10 and 15 share the same conical intakes for dual...

As far as the exterior goes, there is next to no difference. P-15's were more commonly available in single-tone variants, which have a cylindrical intake cone, when you find one in the wild like that it's more than likely a P-15. Otherwise, both the 10 and 15 share the same conical intakes for dual-...

The ACA Alertronic AR-1600 by Schooley lodge on camp tesomas property is very low mounted. The top of the siren is parallel to the roof. That siren actually just got a new pole earlier this week according to Josh S; It is no longer as low. Also from what I hear electrical/controller upgrades/repair...

To me the shape resembles an Alertronic AL-4000

Hey I actually went there not too long ago! This is indeed an Erick, a Model 317 in fact. I was able to get pictures of the ID tags and such. This looks to be a very early one by the way the shroud is put together. The later ones had the little deflectors on the outsides. I went there to see if it w...

Dang man. This is just unbelievable! The attention to detail on this model is unparalleled! I am especially impressed with that long coast down!

You better believe I’m gonna make it up there! Hopefully I can start restoring my 2 before then!

Most certainly a Sterling K-5

Most certainly a 1st Generation Type B. The long single-cast stator/horn are a dead giveaway to me.