Well, on June 28th, my friend Tyler went to Altoona for railfanning. As he worked back, he went to Summerhill to see a 25Z train pass, well, the Model 7A suddenly started in Attack, so he rushed to a good spot and filmed it for a minute. We both agree it is a 7A, since it has a faster wind-up and maybe a three phase motor. The 7A is tested every Saturday at Noon. Enjoy his video, and look for a Wooster siren ambience with the new controllers and 2001-130s on MY channel tomorrow as well.
EDIT: Whoops! Here is the link, forgot it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-EIGcgigds
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Federal Signal Model 7A - Summerhill, PA
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Re: Federal Signal Model 7A - Summerhill, PA
That was a great video your friend made. 
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Re: Federal Signal Model 7A - Summerhill, PA
I know this siren, it's Station 86's, this is also in my area.
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Re: Federal Signal Model 7A - Summerhill, PA
I've lived in Altoona for 24 years and I have only once happened to be near a siren anywhere in this general region while it was being activated, and you happen to catch one just visiting the area?!
Great video, by the way.
Great video, by the way.
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