Model2 wrote:

Kyle wrote:Hmm... Many siren's in Southern Ontario are usually at the Fire Dept.

Maybe it's an old cold war siren?

Thats what i was thinking, or it could also be from a old chemical plant siren system because alot of them had systems.

sirenhunter wrote:HOR? that's a new one to me!
is that an acronym or the actual name?

I can comfirm it:

Ive seen some of these before, i believe he has some more HOR Super Sirex locations next to schools in California; I lost the link thought. Thanks for sharing!

Hi, not sure if its been discussed here before but i found a Mobile Directo Siren on top of East High School in Shelby County TN http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF8&q=Shelby+County+,+East+High+School&fb=1&split=1&gl=ca&cid=0,0,10178039526416589327&ei=frGuSqqbHoOM8Qaw...

I've seen a CLM up close in person, the siren in the blues brothers is nothing like the real one but it takes the design from it. the siren in the movie was made to look like it; movie magic (thats what i think) , u can tell the back horn is completely solid, so no air can get in or out. And the mot...

Two days ago i tested my Federal fire siren (model 66-G) and this thing is loud! I used the battery from our car and my neighbours (from behind us) were just staring at me for the longest time, like i was retarded and then they yelled "Is there a fire?" and im just like nope its ok, and th...

E712 wrote:Wow those CLM sirens run on 550 volts!

Ya i know, the Mobile Directos in Canada also ran on 550V

Here's a video i made of most of the pictures i have about Canadian Air Raid Sirens and the ones we use to have. Theres alot of differnt pictures so check it out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxZu9vbi ... annel_page

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hobbeekid wrote:Take it down, load it up, bring it home......

Harder than it sounds, alot of Red tape to get through

holler wrote: Who was the motor made by? I think I saw the "Peerless" script on the tag, but it's very hard to tell in your vid.

Its made by general electric