Now THAT is a fantastic find! Who would have thought?

Also, these sirens are not Whelen; they're from MadahcomInc which was bought by Cooper Industries which was then bought out by EATON. EATON stopped producing the WAVES siren series about a year ago, and if you're looking to contact them, they would likely no-longer have the files for the sirens. Th...

ATI only lists the HPSS-32 and HPSS-16 on their website, but you can order as little as an HPSS-4. HPSS-24s, 12s, and more exist as well.

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Tue Aug 15, 2023 2:59 pm

Sterling S-10 spotted in Ellerslie, MD
https://www.google.com/maps/@39.7182,-7 ... ?entry=ttu

I think this thread is supposed to be for photos and not gmap links

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... FwWIZbpwdb It's on this map, according to the map it's some sort of PTR siren

That is a Cooper WAVES HPSA siren, that seems to be running FS UltraVoice controls. Great Find! Thank you SO MUCH! While I was trying to find out which one this is myself, I went through Telegrafia, SiRcom, Bellbird and others! One more thing, do you know the model number of the siren? (and it's ok...

It looks like a Hormann siren to me, but I'm not a expert myself so somebody needs to correct me. Sirens with these horns usually all look the same, but it is identifiable as a WAVES because of the mounting configuration and the distinctive "WAVES" logos on the horns. Most manufacturers o...

Sorry to start this thread back up but as of now the Whelen is working Updated pictures from last night https://ibb.co/QX1Wjyz https://ibb.co/GThxcB4 https://ibb.co/P5Q8VNj https://ibb.co/gSgjZLS https://ibb.co/cLVCcgV https://ibb.co/ByGpShB https://ibb.co/NVLYmGd You beat me to it! I just set up m...

Here is a 2001-130 in Evanston, Il, and a strike guard Wave along with some very scary looking diaphragm horns.

The mystery doesn’t have to be solved. It’s a waste of time to label things under false names