SirenMadness wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 22, 2023 12:48 am

Quite a stout-looking unit there, iron base and all. Congrats, Luke!

I can finally confirm, these are every bit of the 1800lb ship weight with the motor attached if not 2000lb. Our mini loader will lift 1300 if you're careful. It will not lift this.

Sorry for the bump folks. I believe you should contact the city about it. Although they might tell you to "Shut up, we don't care about this old piece of scrap metal," it's still worth taking the chance. This siren was confirmed by a member of this board to have been scrapped years ago. S...

I think everyone knew this was coming sooner or later, Unit came from Albertson, North Carolina, Serial Number 13851B After speaking with a few members here who believed this unit to have been scrapped, I sent the Fire Department a private message to confirm. The fire chief responded and told me he ...

Any updates on this thing?

Kanorado Kansas, 307 Walnut St, you can see the water tower, and a Denver Siren up there. Junction City Kansas, there is a Whelen omni in front of Smithfield Foods where the thunderbolt once stood. Not just any Denver Siren either, It's a type A, (about the size of a model 2) and one of only two kn...

Blixt1000 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 23, 2023 12:17 pm

Definitely my first findings of "Hula HOR"


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

There are a few videos of Darley Sth-10s doing this aswell

I don't want to clog the forums with a entirely seperate thread for this, does anyone know some good names I can contact to help with restoring this siren? I know my way around mechanical objects, have good knowledge of electric motors but I have never done a restoration this grand before. I want t...

I would be willing to bet, being that the time period is correct, and their somewhat prevalent population in PA, that this was an 8/16 Sterling M code siren, shown in this add below as 16/16, however theses were available as 8/16, which would be two tone, and the brake mechanism added a coded abilit...

I gave it it's own thread, but I don't think I added it to this sticky.

Every listed or confirmed Denver Siren location so far:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing

The last picture is definitely a Federal Signal model 5/7. Not so sure about the other ones. In a way, the other pictures look like they could be some sort of H.O.R. Siro Drone siren. My thoughts exactly. Those, including the last one to me, look very similar to other HOR Siro-Drones that have been...