ARCHIVED: Mystery Sirens (2008-3/2021)

[SirensOfNewYork]

It does look like something is dual headed. What building is this siren located at? We could probably do a quick search for pictures of the building.

[SirensOfNewYork]

As CD_siren said yes, there were never any dual toned OM-120s ever produced ASC only made them in single tone 8 if i remember

And single tone 10

[NottaFoamer]

And single toe 10

"single toe 10"

[SirensOfNewYork]

And single toe 10

"single toe 10"

*tone

lol

[Sirensofsouthdakota]

It does look like something is dual headed. What building is this siren located at? We could probably do a quick search for pictures of the building.

It's not tagged on google maps but it's by the labolt mini mall.

[CD_Siren]

Sterling, maybe? It's impossible to tell with that picture.

Sterling N-5, to be precise.

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[Sirensofsouthdakota]

Sterling, maybe? It's impossible to tell with that picture.

Sterling N-5, to be precise.Sterling.png

Thanks for helping out I have been wondering what it is since no South Dakota siren map has that as a actual siren model just usually says unknown.

[Sirensofsouthdakota]

Sterling, maybe? It's impossible to tell with that picture.

Sterling N-5, to be precise.Sterling.png

Found I think maybe a better clearer version

[championsiren]

Sterling, maybe? It's impossible to tell with that picture.

Sterling N-5, to be precise.Sterling.png

N-5's don't exist. That is a sterling M-3.

[NottaFoamer]

Sterling, maybe? It's impossible to tell with that picture.

Sterling N-5, to be precise.Sterling.png

N-5's don't exist. That is a sterling M-3.

but most of us have gotten used to calling it the N-5