Unsure what this is, an older air raid siren in the Den Helder, Netherlands, or a street lamp.
Can anyone identify this please?
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Seen a: KM Europ, small Klaxon siren and a Gents' of Leicester "ahooga" horn.
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Also a big fan of both Apollo and Protec fire alarms.
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The link to this "thing": https://goo.gl/maps/LGkSP7qfuuo
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Seen a: KM Europ, small Klaxon siren and a Gents' of Leicester "ahooga" horn.
Also a big fan of both Apollo and Protec fire alarms.
Also a big fan of both Apollo and Protec fire alarms.
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Here is one that bears a resemblance with an ACA Banshee but with a larger "disc" and 8 ports:
(I found this photo on a article hence the watermark on it)
(I found this photo on a article hence the watermark on it)
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Is that even in the US?Darley Champion wrote:Here is one that bears a resemblance with an ACA Banshee but with a larger "disc" and 8 ports:
(I found this photo on a article hence the watermark on it)
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It's not in the US all I know that it's in La Roche-sur-Yon sorry if I'm not really clear about the locationValtonus wrote:Is that even in the US?Darley Champion wrote:Here is one that bears a resemblance with an ACA Banshee but with a larger "disc" and 8 ports:
(I found this photo on a article hence the watermark on it)
23 (and soon to be 24) years old french siren enthusiast, hailing from what was called "Picardy"
This is my official Youtube
Proud owner of a IMI AL 1578, a Elektror S0, a Klaxon Type 80 and some unknown low tone Klaxon siren.
This is my official Youtube
Proud owner of a IMI AL 1578, a Elektror S0, a Klaxon Type 80 and some unknown low tone Klaxon siren.
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
La Roche-sur-Yon is in France.Darley Champion wrote:It's not in the US all I know that it's in La Roche-sur-Yon sorry if I'm not really clear about the locationValtonus wrote:Is that even in the US?Darley Champion wrote:Here is one that bears a resemblance with an ACA Banshee but with a larger "disc" and 8 ports:
(I found this photo on a article hence the watermark on it)
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
What is this one? May have been discussed before. Reynolds, North Dakota.
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Sterling K-12.Busgeek71 wrote:What is this one? May have been discussed before. Reynolds, North Dakota.
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Not often I get stumped anymore, but this oddball really has me scratching my head. This is at the Kensington FD in the Kensington section of Berlin CT. Best guess, maybe a Federal/Darley 3?
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GCS Model 3 with a modified housing?
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