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freebrickproductions
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
With a base like that, I'm gonna go with a vent, as it looks like a duct comes up into it.
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Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
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Jake_7367
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
It's a glorified vent.
I love Yamaha Music Sirens.
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Regarding the dual chopper Federal, after a closer look it seems that it's unidirectional with the vanes on the edge of the port openings and are set at an angle like an ACA siren. The Hörmann looking siren mentioned above is a 1200 watt Telegrafia siren part of the Gibon series I believe. They have short and long horn models. They have some pretty interesting products. http://www.telegrafia.eu/en/products/Pa ... ducts.aspx
Proud owner of a Model 1, SiroDrone, and sketchy MS-790.
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Jake_7367
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Thanks for the help, but what is the tri-speaker siren?
I love Yamaha Music Sirens.
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Startug
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Here's a Street View image of it. It's kind of a tossup as it looks like a modified shroud, but it also seems small enough to just be a vent.VASirens wrote:While we're on the subject of my recent road trip, is this thing even a siren, or a glorified vent? I'm leaning glorified vent, but better to be safe than sorry...
It showed up at the West Hazleton, PA fire department.
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Valra Bellkeys
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
I am leaning towards glorified vent too.. but why don't you just ask someone thereVASirens wrote:While we're on the subject of my recent road trip, is this thing even a siren, or a glorified vent? I'm leaning glorified vent, but better to be safe than sorry...
It showed up at the West Hazleton, PA fire department.
I own: One complete SiraTone, another SiraTone control module, a 1600W MC, 2 old ATI controllers, 2 round ATI horns with drivers, a ATI-DSA 4 thing, a Federal Signal FC, AR timer and Siratrol, and a small CD&F.
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Could someone explain the differences between the model 2 and model 2T? Are there any other model XTs?
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SoundMaster 391
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
The regular Model 2 is single tone. While the 2T is dual tone. The dual tone chopper in the 2T is the same as the Thunderbolt's chopper.Apillow wrote:Could someone explain the differences between the model 2 and model 2T? Are there any other model XTs?
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4J25
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
With any Federal Signal siren, a T on the end usually means dual toned.
Sirens and their dual tone counterparts:
Model 5 = Model 5T
Model 7 = Model 7T
Model 3 = Model 3T(?)
Model 2 = Model 2T
And so on.
Sirens and their dual tone counterparts:
Model 5 = Model 5T
Model 7 = Model 7T
Model 3 = Model 3T(?)
Model 2 = Model 2T
And so on.
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Certified Skywarn spotter since April 5, 2016.
Owner of a WPS-2804, Model L, and B9.
Certified Skywarn spotter since April 5, 2016.
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
https://airraidsirens.com/wiki/index.php?title=Model_2Apillow wrote:Could someone explain the differences between the model 2 and model 2T? Are there any other model XTs?
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