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Train Fan wrote:http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss24 ... ial072.jpg
http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss24 ... ial019.jpg

I know these might be super common, but I just can't figure what they are.

First two are on a road leading to West Point academy, third is on a building viewable from a church (Chapel of the trinity or something) in west point itself.
Those two sirens are part of the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant warning system in Buchanan, NY.. the P-15 is of course the old system and the ATI is the new system (that they are very, very dissapointed with). The GSC Model 2 is used for something, but what I am not sure.. I have always assumed it was for when Army scored a touchdown but I am not sure.

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http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 2,,0,-1.82

Possible siren right in the middle? The black thing on the round-roofed building. I got pictures of two STH-10s today but it was too dark to get pics of this.

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Fri Jun 03, 2011 5:08 am

Posting street view images in this thread is basically useless since the resolution is so low you can't tell anything.

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Fri Jun 03, 2011 5:24 am

Looks like a roof vent to me.
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Fri Jun 03, 2011 5:45 am

JasonC wrote:Posting street view images in this thread is basically useless since the resolution is so low you can't tell anything.
Was just sondering if theres a possibility of it being a siren with the placement and such, not what kind of siren it is. Also, I don't think its a roof vent as roof vents don't normally have eyelets on them (this had four around the edge.)

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Sun Jun 05, 2011 2:03 pm

What are these cute lil guys?At the local flee market.THe redone is 125 bucks and everything works.Not sure how much the other one is.Buddy found it about 5 minutes ago and send me the picture.

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Mon Jun 06, 2011 12:16 am

The red one is I believe to be a Federal WG, Don't take my word on it but I think thats what it was.
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Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:54 am

Kasm279 wrote:I emailed Whelen about an official model number for the five array model, but I'm guessing its 2020.
Well, I finally found the right email address to contact them and got a reply.
Kasey,

That was call a WS-2500. It was standard production but not many were ever produced.

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I asked if they were WPS-4008 rare and am awaiting another reply.

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Freighttrain wrote:What are these cute lil guys?At the local flee market.THe redone is 125 bucks and everything works.Not sure how much the other one is.Buddy found it about 5 minutes ago and send me the picture.

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I think the red one is the Model X (or WG like Rhett said). Most of those I've seen are 24 volt military models. The other siren looks like a Sireno.

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Kasm279 wrote:
Kasey,

That was call a WS-2500. It was standard production but not many were ever produced.
I asked if they were WPS-4008 rare and am awaiting another reply.
This is what he said
As good a comparison as any.

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