I'm pretty sure it is, there are photos of it on their FB page.

There's a Screamer 105 at the Aviation Museum in Oak Harbor, WA

Coordinates: 48°17'14.2"N 122°39'17.1"W

hewo wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 27, 2022 12:50 am

(Replying to what Someone22 said)
Link?

It was on Facebook but I no longer use it.

There was a video of it failing back in 2017, midway through the test it stopped rotating. I would assume it kept throwing belts because of a bent pulley or shaft.

Csabi11 wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 19, 2022 9:20 am

What type of siren is that?

I'm not sure, definitely a CLM of some kind. I'm gonna take a wild guess and say it's a 20/24 judging from the size of the box.

Here's one on a pole in Mississauga, Ontario
https://www.google.com/maps/@43.5857485 ... 384!8i8192

It looks like a Grifco 888.

This is the only photo I have that shows the chopper of a later model hurricane, earlier ones were straight vane and had a can style housing around the motor. It was in Garland TX. It is not my photo.

I don't believe Scream-Master made rotating sirens, but they did distribute the 500-DHTT. There was a 500-DHTT near Denver that was mounted on a Scream-Master pole. Your right, Scream-Master did distribute Federal products, Colorado Springs is a good example. Here's some information about their sys...

They did not have a rotator, they were a stationary siren. That unit was located in Merced, California.