SpringHill KS siren recording...

[coyoteunknown]

Isn't it a Mars siren?

Could you elaborate a bit more about this? I've no idea what a mars siren evenly is, and so forth. Talking like sounds, when it was used/manufactured and so forth.

Here's a single-headed MARS siren in Mounds, OK.



They're quite rare.

[red04stanggt]

Isn't it a Mars siren?

Could you elaborate a bit more about this? I've no idea what a mars siren evenly is, and so forth. Talking like sounds, when it was used/manufactured and so forth.

Here's a single-headed MARS siren in Mounds, OK.



They're quite rare.

That thing looks scary

[md5]

Could you elaborate a bit more about this? I've no idea what a mars siren evenly is, and so forth. Talking like sounds, when it was used/manufactured and so forth.

Here's a single-headed MARS siren in Mounds, OK.



They're quite rare.

That thing looks scary

Oh man, if Spring Hill is going to do away with this dual headed siren, I want it, so bad.

[bigloudnoise]

Here's a picture of a dual-headed Mars siren, like the one shown in your video. This one is located only about six miles away from where I live, in Mount Auburn, Iowa (This is actually a "what is this" collage from back when I was asking what kind of siren this is):



Ignore the captions and whatnot on the pictures. I know what it is now. It's just the only picture I had readily available for sharing here.

It's too bad your Mars siren didn't sound, because I've NEVER heard Mount Auburn's sounding, and I so much want to hear what they sound like.

[md5]

Same, one side seems to have 8 ports and another at 14 or 16 on the siren I found. I'm guessing it would have the near sound of a ACA Screamer or so (only name of a siren that came to mind).

Looks like the siren pictures that have have taken show that siren has been moderately maintained. Despite the weathering of it over time.