10V2T wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 06, 2021 11:54 am

What's this about the "OBG BRS-1600"? Isn't that just an HPSS-16?

That's a carryover location from part of the Arkansas siren map so I really dont know.

Map updated
It should be noted another Fedelcode Model 20 has been located atop the Iron County Courthouse.

I stumbled upon this Champion mounted all the way ontop of the town mill in Clarence Missouri.
https://youtu.be/kAnu5olAmyc

Synther wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 29, 2021 3:21 am

Looks like an M-5.

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Yea now that I see that image it does look more like a Sterling M-3 of some sort.

chefiBG wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 27, 2021 4:10 am

After going around google and YouTube I found out that its a Sterling N-5.

I could easily debunk that it wasn't an Allertor or P-10 because their choppers are far more huge. A Model B was a fair guess, nearly stumped me on it.

Doesn't fit the description of an N-5, more likely a Type B.

After doing more extensive digging for sirens in the town of Van Buren, I came across this thing when looking at a video of drone footage over the town somewhat recently. This looks to be some sort of single sided Federal Electric Type B or even a hornless P-10. In the bottom left corner area of thi...

More sirens located 'round Hillsboro and the south end of the St. Louis Missouri metro area, Hillsboro has one of the last likely to be active STL-10s in that part of the state still up. If anyone knows if it's active or the test times post them here. Bell city sirens also found.

Dude... you gotta pay attention! Wright City's sirens are 16V1Ts, and they are extremely sick. Before you put a marker... do a little bit of research! No hard feelings. Map updated, also I didn't necessarily place those icons down they might just be carried over from the older version of this map a...

Put out another one finally.
https://youtu.be/Prejep6er54?list=LL

The Sparks Worthington or "Sparton Model 37", along with the commodore should be added to the list. Theres only like one or two of the model 37s, and the only image we have of the "commodore" is on an advertisement.