The Siren Board

flatlandsparky wrote:

Zarlog wrote:

flatlandsparky wrote:Came across this 2T-120 at work today. Pole that it was mounted on was rotted and it toppled during a thunderstorm. Still spun but the bearings were a little stiff. From what I could see the motor looked ok.

Did you get to keep it?

I didn't inquire on it. I don't have a reason to have a siren, and more then likely it will be repaired and put back into service.

This could be a siren we didn't know about. Any idea where this was installed, exactly? Like streets/street view?

Valtonus wrote:

flatlandsparky wrote:

Zarlog wrote: Did you get to keep it?

I didn't inquire on it. I don't have a reason to have a siren, and more then likely it will be repaired and put back into service.

This could be a siren we didn't know about. Any idea where this was installed, exactly? Like streets/street view?

From what ive heard, it was installed at a grain storage facility somewhere.

Here's a few pictures I took a couple months ago on a trip to Las Vegas. The Thunderbolt on the airport is either gone, or I couldn't find it. If you want anymore pictures of the same sirens featured in this post, just PM me.
Warning - Large Pictures

Whelen 2809 - Tooele, UT


Sterling 2V8 - Stockton, UT


Darley Model 5 - Kamas, UT


Darley Model 5 - Overton, NV


Thunderbolt 1000X - Museum in Henderson, NV Old and New Model 2s - Scipio, UT


Whelen Vortex - Boulder Dam, AZ


8 Port Fedelcode Model 5 - Park City, UT


STH-10 - St George, UT


Model 5 - Leeds, UT


Darley Champion - Kanaraville, UT


Model A? - Kanaraville, UT

All these pics taken in Washington, OK.

Hello all! I just joined the forums here, as I am a huge fan of anything siren-related. (And weather related for that matter.) I figured I'd share a few of the sirens that I have seen and gotten pictures of.

The first ever tornado siren that I have ever seen was in Lampasas, Texas.

The siren is a Sentry 16V1VT-B.
The second siren that I have ever seen is a Whelen WPS - 2810 in Aberdeen, Maryland.
And finally the third siren is a Whelen WPS - 4008 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Federal Signal Moderator 4016 somewhere near the U of M campus

The 2001-130 that replaced the Soundmaster 115 on 49th Avenue in Columbia Heights, Minnesota :

Zarlog wrote:Federal Signal Moderator 4016 somewhere near the U of M campus
The 2001-130 that replaced the Soundmaster 115 on 49th Avenue in Columbia Heights, Minnesota

Wouldn't that be a 5020? And I recognize that picture of that road...is that from the video of the siren that kept getting caught trying to start up?

lkreykes wrote:

Zarlog wrote:Federal Signal Moderator 4016 somewhere near the U of M campus
The 2001-130 that replaced the Soundmaster 115 on 49th Avenue in Columbia Heights, Minnesota

Wouldn't that be a 5020? And I recognize that picture of that road...is that from the video of the siren that kept getting caught trying to start up?

Yep, that's the same road.

Thunderbolt 1003 in Deerwood MN

Sentry 7v8

Cuyuna MN model 2

STH-10 in Bunker Hills, MN
(pardon the poor picture quality)

Is that a Model 5 to the lower right of that 1003 in Deerwood?