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Re: Uniquely Mounted Sirens Thread
Definitely not.
Proud owner of a Lion King LK-100 hand crank siren. Am I the only one who thinks that sparta remixes sound better at 1.1x speed?
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Benny
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Re: Uniquely Mounted Sirens Thread
It's not really Unique Per se, it's more of an oddity. In Bellevue, Pa. there is a Siren at the top of the VFD inside of an enlarged Copula, presumably an early Model Sterling X10 or Decot Siren, and am unsure if it is still active, let alone still there. There is a video of one of Station 108 Engines (Bellevue) Rolling out for a house explosion and in the very beginning of the video, you can hear the siren atop the FD, Quickly drawn out over the sounds of the Radio and the Engine's Model Q2B
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNdw_lJRtoc
Street View: (Barely Visible) https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4969081 ... ?entry=ttu
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNdw_lJRtoc
Street View: (Barely Visible) https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4969081 ... ?entry=ttu
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