5M- Reverse Wired 1003 - 43°21'41.5"N 90°22'53.4"W

That would be what I assume was going to become the RE-3200. Of course, never happened.

Not a Grifco 777, for sure. If that is a siren, the closest thing I can think of is a Skil Alarm Master from Australia, which is HIGHLY UNLIKELY as they barely made it out of the state of Victoria, only about 3 exist in other states in Australia, so I doubt any made it overseas. Even a Skil Alarm Ma...

53°17'51.2"N 8°44'55.6"W - Castle Castings?

I think the factory closed and they removed the siren. It is unknown where it is but it's probably in storage or awaiting scrap No no, the factory closed and they left the siren there abandoned. That photo was taken a good 20 years after they closed, and it's still there according to him as he visi...

I should add, it is confirmed to have a Damper, this tests every week in Alert & Pulse - 30 seconds each.

No. What happened to it? I think the factory closed and they removed the siren. It is unknown where it is but it's probably in storage or awaiting scrap No no, the factory closed and they left the siren there abandoned. That photo was taken a good 20 years after they closed, and it's still there ac...

Found another 3 sirens: (53.7307154, 0.0288260) Castle castings: used to be at the Withernsea police station and is being preserved here. https://www.flickr.com/photos/tswtoday/4915679353 52°56'16"N 3°03'33"W GP-10 siren confirmed at this location and photos on google maps show a GP-10, s...

Well, thank me later. Klaxon SS6 (Yep, you read that right, the 5/6 Klaxon Siren) - Approximately 50.948692, -4.155782, long inactive, the factory it's on has been unused for 30ish years. It's in a pretty bad shape, missing some of the housing, but it exists. By searching for image "BTC8B7"...

A map that I am currently working on that includes locations af neary all mechanical FS sirens outside of the USA: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1Uud8Icj179lYIqAe3lCD_dnBIGMtABI1&usp=sharing Hi, how are you? I am a Australian siren enthusiast. I think you missed some of the fed signal ...