I went there over the weekend and it has a housing that is grey, with 2 sound directors pointing down (this is why I had the thought that it was a 3/5/7. I also went to the end of vose ave. and we got half way down the street and after that it was all overgrown and we could not go any further, and y...

It kind of sounds like a 4/5 port thunderbolt siren, but much quieter. I personally think that these sirens look cooler than the whelen 3016.

I like a fruit flavored GREATLY in the morning. Thanks! I didn't find it (however I did find something that I think may be it on the dead end of Vose Dr.), but I suspect it MAY be an old CD siren or a warning siren for the mill or whatever it is on Townsend Road. I actually tried to put a map in th...

I'm almost certain this is an inactive CD siren as the only active large siren anywhere near there (that I'm aware of) is the Holyoke Super Sirex, and that's only run up for grins. Only active bolts in MA (and in New England for that matter) I can think of is a 1000(T) in North Adams, and 3 1003s i...

I am to say that I found a FS model 3/5/7 siren. The siren is at Hollingsworth & Vose in Groton, MA. The exact location is 42.6143163,-71.6314464. If you guys can give me any feedback on when this siren is tested it would be GREATLY appreciated .

That is very awesome. I like the new logos on the bottom of the speaker sells.

Well....That is odd

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