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HDN
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
I'm always amazed to see sirens kludged together like that. I guess I'm fortunate to live somewhere that has funding available to repair or replace broken sirens.
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Unit of Civil Defense
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
....I dunno, that top picture looks a bit squirrely if you ask me.Darley Champion wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:25 amLooks like a B&M siren of some sorts, it seems to me that the original motor burned out and as such they either took a rotor off and slapped a pully there to keep the siren working.
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
It's a B&M 20-AR-10 with one of the rotors removed. Either the motor died or they didn't have three phase. It hasn't been used in 20 years and doesn't work anymore, according to the town.
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Theia Signaling
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
Does anyone know where this siren was located in Miami?
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GoldenRocket296
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
A Darley model ? mounted on a building in the Petrified Forest National Park North Entrance.
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Greenrid
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
This one is located behind the Miami Gardens Shopping Plaza (I searched the image up to find it), but I don't exactly know where it was located.Theia Signaling wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2023 1:34 amDoes anyone know where this siren was located in Miami?
Here is another one of a Thunderbolt 1000T in Miami with a really weird mount, on a sign!
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I'm probably the go-to person to learn about my city's siren history.
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I'm probably the go-to person to learn about my city's siren history.
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championsiren
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
Y'all and your phone photos...
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"And they think it will make their lives easier
For God knows up 'til now it's been hard..."
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Owner of several small sirens, a botched Darley 7T, and a 2001 Roundback.
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Owner of several small sirens, a botched Darley 7T, and a 2001 Roundback.
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championsiren
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
Here's some more.
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- Fort Ashby, WV. Replaced a FS 5 that replaced a Darley 2
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"And they think it will make their lives easier
For God knows up 'til now it's been hard..."
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Owner of several small sirens, a botched Darley 7T, and a 2001 Roundback.
For God knows up 'til now it's been hard..."
-Eric Woolfson
Owner of several small sirens, a botched Darley 7T, and a 2001 Roundback.
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
Wow, what on earth happened to that 3T22? Is that a massive birds nest?
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Greenrid
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Re: Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread
I think it's a hawk or osprey nest. They usually like to nest in high up places, and a 3T22 is apparently a good place to put one, probably because of the large surface area it has by the horns.Eclipse DDS wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2023 2:53 pmWow, what on earth happened to that 3T22? Is that a massive birds nest?
Proud owner of a E.A Labs Sireane Jr, a Uniden radio scanner, and a Sure-Lites emergency light!
Also the proud owner of the FULL 508 siren map! https://rb.gy/bgjrm1
I'm probably the go-to person to learn about my city's siren history.
Also the proud owner of the FULL 508 siren map! https://rb.gy/bgjrm1
I'm probably the go-to person to learn about my city's siren history.
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