Looks like the Instoma sirens in Finland. But I think it's the electronical siren from KML. But I'm not sure

Daniel wrote:Latvia installed a number of 2001's.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VABLNe44I08

Sounds amazing!

freebrickproductions wrote:IIRC, isn't the Netherlands the European country with a system of Modulator 2008s? Or at least Modulators in general?

Yes.
They have also Modulator 1004's. I think I can remember that hey have also 3012, but I'm not sure if they have 3012.

Several European nations have nationwide siren systems. Sweden has a horn/diaphone system. Except Germany... You can find nationwide systems in Switzerland (7800 sirens, if I remember right), the KTG's (pneumatic), the Landert MSL-3/6 (mechanical) and the ET751 (old electronic siren of Kockum Sonic...

Several European nations have nationwide siren systems. Sweden has a horn/diaphone system. Except Germany... You can find nationwide systems in Switzerland (7800 sirens, if I remember right), the KTG's (pneumatic), the Landert MSL-3/6 (mechanical) and the ET751 (old electronic siren of Kockum Sonic...

Cool Videos! Small question: why does the P-50 stop at Attack when it winds down then at wind up it continues rotating? Because both the motor and rotator are connected to the same source. This seems to be the same with all P-50's. Some Thunderbolts do this too, but that usually because they are wi...

Cool Videos! Small question: why does the P-50 stop at Attack when it winds down then at wind up it continues rotating?

If that siren is a Siemens, then it would be a Fm Si 41

I don't want to stay under that, when it is going off!