The Siren Board

Are you kidding me this is the best condition one i've ever seen! Looks bran NEW, lol. Man thats in bad shape!!

Haha...This thing looks as good as new. I don't see anything wrong with it. I must not see what you all see. lol 8)

That is in bad shape. Just looking at it gives me the chills. The outside is bad, but I bet the inside is worse. I bet there's not much of a siren left.

order a stainless-steel Sentry next time!

I don't know as to how the rotor fared, though. Is the rotor even made of iron?

SirenMadness wrote:I don't know as to how the rotor fared, though. Is the rotor even made of iron?

No, STH10 rotors are made of aluminum.

I'd say if It was turned on it would spit the rotor out in pieces .

Only Sirens made during WW-2 had steel Rotors as aluminum was hard to get

Oh my god... talk about post-apocalyptic!

Hang on a second, the rotor is made of aluminum (the one in my model 5 is aluminum), and if the motor somehow survived... It might still run!?

Hang on a second, the rotor is made of aluminum, and if the motor somehow survived... It might still run!?

is the stator aluminum or iron? If it's iron, I'd bet that corrosion has built up to the point where the rotor is locked.

The chopper I think is aluminum, but the stator is steel or iron.

If the chopper did still somehow spin, I'd bet the stator would shatter from all the rust damage and vibrations.

There's something vaguely beautiful about the shapes of what's left of it, almost a sculptural quality. But a shame nonetheless that it's been neglected to this point.