ARCHIVED: Mystery Sirens (2008-3/2021)

[ZombieSlayer127]

Does anyone know what siren this is? I found this guy in florida near the coast.
https://goo.gl/maps/4AqYcNxTwQ82

[sirensandfirealarms]

Federal Signal DSA

[Luke]

Rouseville, PA: https://goo.gl/maps/wR5tfnKJhU22

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

Most likely a Darley Champion without the shroud, so someone put a pot or something like that over the motor to prevent water going in.

[jgardner48]

Rouseville, PA: https://goo.gl/maps/wR5tfnKJhU22

Looks like A darley

[Chicagosiren-hunters]

Definitely an old Darley Vertical.

[Synther]

Does anyone know what siren this is? I found this guy in florida near the coast.
https://goo.gl/maps/4AqYcNxTwQ82

Pretty positive that that's a second generation ATI. There are no Federal Signal stickers.

Rouseville, PA: https://goo.gl/maps/wR5tfnKJhU22

Darley champion.

[4J25]

From what I remember, the Florida Keys' sirens are indeed DSA's.

[Brendan W]

From what I remember, the Florida Keys' sirens are indeed DSA's.

You are correct. I went on vacation in that area of FL with my family back in 2009 and I vaguely remember them going off for something. Sounded exactly like they were running UV controllers.

[Thundercode]

From what I remember, the Florida Keys' sirens are indeed DSA's.

There are no sirens in the Florida Keys to current knowledge as of this post, the DSA(or whatever it turns out to be) above is in the "panhandle" at the very opposite end of the state as part of the nearby Pensacola Naval Base, if I remember correctly. Hope this helps a bit although it does not identify the siren.