ARCHIVED: Mystery Sirens (2008-3/2021)

[Synther]

On a roll. Got another one.

Bullard Siren. I remember San Jose had some installed, and this might've been in the system.

Hears another one. My guess H.O.R Sira Drone with no housing.

Model 3.

[boi21]

Here's all my Pennsylvania mystery sirens.

[Brendan W]

Let's see here...
Trevorton: Model 2 and Denver below it
Silverdale: I was thinking Erick but the top and the motor look Federal to me, like a 5 or a 7.
Plymouth Meeting: Model 5 missing the lower part of the housing
Mount Union: A longshot, but perhaps a Fedelcode 20?
Collingdale: STH-10 with what looks like a topless 3, 5, or 7 below it.
Nanty Glo: Erick without the shroud
Saxonburg: Sterling Little Giant perhaps?
Freeport: Sterling M-10 with who knows what below it.

[Chicagosiren-hunters]

The sirens mounted below the Prospect Park Model 2 appear to be early Sterling Model F's; the curved horns seem like a dead giveaway.

[Darley Champion]

@Chem_Boffin
Sorry forI that, guess that I confused that one unit with another siren.

Anyways, I don't know if those were already discussed/identified, I have no idea what those could be:

[sirensandfirealarms]

@Chem_Boffin
Sorry forI that, guess that I confused that one unit with another siren.

Anyways, I don't know if those were already discussed/identified, I have no idea what those could be:

I think these are old hedbergs?

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

Let's see here...
Silverdale: I was thinking Erick but the top and the motor look Federal to me, like a 5 or a 7.
Mount Union: A longshot, but perhaps a Fedelcode 20?

That is an Erick siren, you were right the first time!

That Model 20 looks too small compared to the pole it's sitting on. I mean, look at it. A Model 20 would need a mounting plate. Unless that pole is massive, I'm not going with Model 20.

[sirensandfirealarms]

Let's see here...
Silverdale: I was thinking Erick but the top and the motor look Federal to me, like a 5 or a 7.
Mount Union: A longshot, but perhaps a Fedelcode 20?

That is an Erick siren, you were right the first time!

That Model 20 looks too small compared to the pole it's sitting on. I mean, look at it. A Model 20 would need a mounting plate. Unless that pole is massive, I'm not going with Model 20.

No its a Model 20, the pole is just gigantic. https://www.google.com/maps/@40.3832731 ... authuser=0

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

Let's see here...
Silverdale: I was thinking Erick but the top and the motor look Federal to me, like a 5 or a 7.
Mount Union: A longshot, but perhaps a Fedelcode 20?

That is an Erick siren, you were right the first time!

That Model 20 looks too small compared to the pole it's sitting on. I mean, look at it. A Model 20 would need a mounting plate. Unless that pole is massive, I'm not going with Model 20.

No its a Model 20, the pole is just gigantic. https://www.google.com/maps/@40.3832731 ... authuser=0

Shizzles, that is big! That pole and name makes be believe that it's been recorded, and if it is, it's not underpowered (apparently, but it's disputable), but it is low toned.

[boi21]

Here are my South Dakota mistery siren’s.