What is this? Is this one of those rare spartan sirens? Or Darley perhaps?
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It could be a spartan. its shroud seems kind of thin for a darley.ACAAllertorManiac wrote: ↑Mon Jul 23, 2018 12:26 pmWhat is this? Is this one of those rare spartan sirens? Or Darley perhaps?
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Can't see the image (because they set up a region lock...) if someone can attach it directly here..
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It's a Spartan.
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Looks to be a Sparton Model 38.
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Found this on a light house today.
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I think it 's a sensor array of some kind.
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Electronic fog horn.Phone Goat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 30, 2018 2:00 amFound this on a light house today.
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Sacramento has this mystery siren on top of the California Fruit Building.
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It's a possibly rotating E. D. BULLARD siren, they're normally vertical and omnidirectional but it seems this one was jury-rigged.
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