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Horsirodrone
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Anyone have any info about these sirens?
As I have said a few times, I own a Edwards model 315 siren. It is A LOT like a model A, but I have never heard any info about the Edwards model 315, like where/when they were made, motor power, and other useful info. If anyone knows any info about stats/origins of these things I would really appreciate it! If you have any questions about serial numbers and some very basic info about them then just ask! Thanks in advance!
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ArxCyberwolf
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Re: Anyone have any info about these sirens?
They're just rebranded Model As, nothing special about them. Any info you need can be found on the tag, they're typically 120V AC.
A lot of different companies rebranded Federal's small sirens, such as Edwards, Faraday, IBM, Darley, among others.
A lot of different companies rebranded Federal's small sirens, such as Edwards, Faraday, IBM, Darley, among others.
Just a wolf, siren enthusiast and railfan.
Rewrote almost the entire ARS Wiki, former admin of the CDS Wiki
Proud owner of an FS&S Model L, Sterling Type F, and soon a mini FS 500AT!
Rewrote almost the entire ARS Wiki, former admin of the CDS Wiki
Proud owner of an FS&S Model L, Sterling Type F, and soon a mini FS 500AT!
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