Ethersville, IA

[Tyler]

But I do want to say could it possibly be a tbolt with a round horn like the experimental ones federal Enterprises were testing?

Did those even exist?

Federal did do an experiment with round horns. I heard that they made about 7 units that had round horns, but they had many issues with it, so they replaced those horns with square ones and never touched that project again!

[Snowcube]

That DOES look like a hurricane (at least the siren head does) but the blower is mounted Thunderbolt-style. It's probably just a thunderbolt that looks round because of the low resolution. Then again, didn't the MKI (square horn) have a horizontal-mounted blower? Conveniently, there is no streetview in the area.

[jacob585]

But I do want to say could it possibly be a tbolt with a round horn like the experimental ones federal Enterprises were testing?

Did those even exist?

probably rotting in some junkyard some where in a million pices maybe but i think no.

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

But I do want to say could it possibly be a tbolt with a round horn like the experimental ones federal Enterprises were testing?

Did those even exist?

probably rotting in some junkyard some where in a million pices maybe but i think no.

We'd be lucky if one was like that.

[Stormsetter4]

This is nothing special. It’s just the shadow and quality of the satellite image that make it appear that way. It’s likely nothing more than your average late 1970’s Series A2 Thunderbolt.

[Andrew papesh]

I can see the confusion of the hurricane. if you take a good look at the shadow go the horn it is a square rather than a circle the other is the blower its not a hurricane blower but a thunderbolt blower and the rotator is a box and not a weird shape so I will say its a thunderbolt

[Federal 500]

I can't see a circle on that horn, and the blower's not mounted like a Hurricane. It's 99% Thunderbolt.