Model x in Komotini, Greece?

[holler]

Model 3 has a 14 inch rotor, 5 horsepower motor. They aren't very big at all.

[DJ2226]

A 12 Port siren on 50Hz would peak at about 560hz.

[Daniel]

Here is an old Italian 12-port La Sonora siren sounding on 50 Hz. Apparently at least one European manufacturer used motor housings.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRZ7oVMcDhQ

[orestis]

Here is an old Italian 12-port La Sonora siren sounding on 50 Hz. Apparently at least one European manufacturer used motor housings.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRZ7oVMcDhQ

I think it's just the motor; it's quite wide.

Also the siren in Komotini could very easily be a Fedelcode Model 2...
https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewto ... =2&t=15407

[Stevan Z]

I remember a video on youtube of 2 sirens ontop of a fire station in Europe. Same model, but one was 12 and the other 7. If anyone can find this youtube video that would be great.

[orestis]

It seems the siren is indeed a Fedelcode model 2 (or 3?). Probably the one and only American siren in Greece. A real mystery how it made it to Thrace...

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[Jim Z]

probably a model 3 or 5? Model 2 had the cap and two "skirts," the Model 3/5/7 had the cap and one "skirt."

[freebrickproductions]

I'd say it's a Model 3 based on how close the "skirts" are to each other.

[Tyler]

I'd say it's a Model 3 based on how close the "skirts" are to each other.

Yeah there's no doubt in my mind that its a Model 3.

[orestis]

probably a model 3 or 5? Model 2 had the cap and two "skirts," the Model 3/5/7 had the cap and one "skirt."

I was thinking of these Fedelcode Model 2's here https://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewto ... =2&t=15407