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Re: Sterling Siren Fire Alarm, Rochester NY
If I remember correctly, I think it is believed to be a Sterling K5 with a modified cover.
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Re: Sterling Siren Fire Alarm, Rochester NY
K5? Looks kinda small. I was thinking more like K2 or something. How many different sizes did they make? I'd love to have some more information on Sterling, as there doesn't seem to be as much out there as other companies. For example, I just found out that the siren that people have been calling the "N5" is actually 3HP, and part of the M series, which would make it an M3. Just like the BMW sports sedan, haha. Maybe they made a 5HP version too, but the one I saw (on the FB page) was 3.
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Re: Sterling Siren Fire Alarm, Rochester NY
I'd say it's a K2. Too small to be a K5.
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