Mystery siren

[Archon]

Could be A Erick Siren

[FedSig-Kid]

It seems to peak at about 650 hz sawtooth. Or about the note E5. I'd bet my money on a underpowered federal.

[JasonC]

Its absolutely a model 3/5 without a doubt. (albeit with a amount of slip)

[Charlie Davidson]

100% without a doubt, Model 3 or 5. It does peak a little lower than normal.. perhaps it is a single phase unit?

[ACAP10]

Well, after looking at this guys other videos, most his other videos are of Nashville VFD. Obviously it's not Nashville, TN. so after some "googleing," it appears to be Nashville, PA. I looked up their VFD and sure enough, there's a Model 5/7. You guys were right, unless this is the wrong Nashville? Look closely on the roof. It's red.

http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&cl ... 07,,0,4.56

[Rheems1]

Nope, you got the right Nashville... when I looked at the screename and it said Springrovean I was thinking he might be near Spring Grove's firehouse which has an STH-10 but in looking at this fire response videos (and the fact his other nickname is Firefighter11 or something like that) I can confirm it is Nashville.... Nashville has 2 stations though so I don't know if you are hearing the red siren at the main station or the Tan Model 5 at the Bair station (closed for quite awhile)...I suspect it is the red one though.