I was searching through YouTube for videos about Japan's Dam Warning Systems. I then came across this big red motor siren. I was wondering if anybody here on ARS knew anything about this siren.
To clarify, this is not a Toshiba product. Toshiba manufactures control equipment for loudspeaker substations, not sirens.
YouTube Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyqXABYi6kg&t
Siren Station Streetview: https://www.google.com/maps/@34.6646407 ... &entry=ttu
Siren Station Coordinates: 34.664696964825005, 137.78567329143902
Any information or insights about who manufactures this siren or its model would be greatly appreciated!
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Mystery Japanese Dam Warning Siren
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Re: Mystery Japanese Dam Warning Siren
It looks like a Seikosha model. http://www.seikosha-mfg.co.jp/products/ ... egory_id=7
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