championsiren wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 10, 2021 5:05 pm

Single head little giants did exist. There are not that many, I know of some in Canada and some sprinkled around the US. Great find!
Also, correcting Archon, the Sterling "N" is actually the sterling M-3.

M3 or M5 or M45 and even M10, Sterling didn't make that thing very clear.

Aaron Allevato did come look at it on Facebook the firefighters were kind enough to make him climb on the roof and get a look of the siren and they want it to work !

https://www.facebook.com/groups/sirenen ... 3298978599

She looks like the B&M siren that Adam Pollak took picture of !

I'm so excited to see her running, but unfortunately we don't know how frequent they test it, but we do know that on Google Maps between years the chopper have moved so it's most likely that she still is hooked up and works fine! I hope...

Hello everyone Sorry for the huge bump, but I have something nice to say, I think she still works! Because I've checked on Google Maps and the chopper isn't on the same position as on the picture, and I highly doubt the chopper would have "moved" with the wind or something like that So I t...

Siren_Dude wrote: ↑

Sat May 01, 2021 10:43 pm

I still have one of them, had three at one point. They're 1800RPM

So they sound like a 3T22 or a Castle Casting or any 10/12 siren, right?

They look a lot like double dipole antennas

It's not 6/10 but I bet it's a Decot Engineering Works because the design is ultra similar and even the motor is the same shape

Hello everyone Since I was a kid I always loved horns and sirens, and I wanted to be a truck driver so I can pull on that rope and make the trumpets screams, but I'm a informatic technician so yeah, but I still want to have a air horn in my car ahah. I guess air horns are considered a warning device...

John's Day Weltex isn't that high though, but I don't know how high it is to be honest