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Sat Feb 04, 2012 9:00 am

Kasm B&M made several different outdoor warning sirens, I believe the one in Texas is a B&M. That housing was not scratchbuilt either.

Also b&m did not make the Mobil directo.

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Kasm279 wrote:Also I was not aware that B&M made any sirens other than a few vehicle ones and the Mobil Directo. Does anyone have any more info on their other models?
You're thinking B&N: Biersach and Niedermeyer.
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Kasm279 wrote:Also I was not aware that B&M made any sirens other than a few vehicle ones and the Mobil Directo. Does anyone have any more info on their other models?
You're thinking B&N: Biersach and Niedermeyer.
Ah, that would be it. Does anyone have any general information on B&M then? I've never heard of them before :oops:

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Sat Feb 04, 2012 11:31 pm

B&M is a manufacturer of mechanical vehicular sirens, and they also made several models of outdoor warning sirens. A good way to tell if an outdoor siren is a B&M or not is if it has fingerguards on the stator ports. Why they put them on a siren that is going to be out of arms reach is beyond me.

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landmobile wrote:Any thoughts on what this old horizontal siren might be?

The photo is probably from the late twenties, sorry for the poor quality.
Without a doubt a Sterling M series siren.
Not to be crazy with the old dual headed Type Bs, but I think this might be another. It doesn't look like the horns have a grate over them like sterlings usually do.

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Kasm279 wrote:
Crazywarriorman wrote:
landmobile wrote:Any thoughts on what this old horizontal siren might be?

The photo is probably from the late twenties, sorry for the poor quality.
Without a doubt a Sterling M series siren.
Not to be crazy with the old dual headed Type Bs, but I think this might be another. It doesn't look like the horns have a grate over them like sterlings usually do.
I have to agree with Crazywarriorman, its definatly a Sterling M.
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Does anyone know what this one is? I know it's a whelen but I don't know the model
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SporadicBat wrote:Does anyone know what this one is? I know it's a whelen but I don't know the model
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The screens are relatively close to the edges of the speaker cells, and there are 10 speaker cells on it. That makes it a Whelen WPS-2810.
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Sat Mar 10, 2012 2:56 am

My wife spotted this siren a few days ago but I don't know what is:

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landmobile wrote:My wife spotted this siren a few days ago but I don't know what is:

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Both the housing and the rotor seem to look like those of a Decot. I would love for someone to confirm this or correct me. It could also be a H.O.R, since those were quite common in both PA and NY and if you look closely, it seems that the siren has 7 ports in the visible rotor.

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