Then WHY would you start a topic asking if it's a vent or a siren.Allenorgan42099 wrote:Everybody thinks that, but I still think it is a siren.
For god's sake use that thing occupying over half of your skull.
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Re: Is this a vent or a siren?
For god's sake use that thing occupying over half of your skull.
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Re: Is this a vent or a siren?
...No argument here, I concur with Jim ZJim Z wrote:well, it is a vent guard. either for a furnace or (given the age of the building) a boiler. There's no visible noisemaking parts. It only looks like a siren because it uses the same method as e.g. a Model 5/7 to keep rainwater out; an "umbrella" guard.Allenorgan42099 wrote:
Just for confirmation or other people's opinions. If it's a vent, so what? I just get a sireny vibe from it. I don't want there to be arguments.
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Re: Is this a vent or a siren?
I understand.Unit of Civil Defense wrote:I concurJim Z wrote:well, it is a vent guard. either for a furnace or (given the age of the building) a boiler. There's no visible noisemaking parts. It only looks like a siren because it uses the same method as e.g. a Model 5/7 to keep rainwater out; an "umbrella" guard.Allenorgan42099 wrote:
Just for confirmation or other people's opinions. If it's a vent, so what? I just get a sireny vibe from it. I don't want there to be arguments.
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Re: Is this a vent or a siren?
No need to be demeaning.Urbanexplorer wrote:Then WHY would you start a topic asking if it's a vent or a siren.Allenorgan42099 wrote:Everybody thinks that, but I still think it is a siren.
For god's sake use that thing occupying over half of your skull.
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Re: Is this a vent or a siren?
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