The Siren Board

Darley 3v8. the Sterling has a narrower rotor. at the top it should flare out.

Here is one that resembles a GCS or an STL/H-10

I'm pretty sure it's a modified FS/GCS Model X. I don't see any way the air can get into the siren except through the top.

Modified Darley model 5/7. The top part of the origional housing is still visible.

Found another one:
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Crossvil ... ,,0,-19.91

I've got one for you guys.

http://goo.gl/maps/oR2NA

It's not the STH-10 that's still active; it's the thing "in front of" (i.e., just southeast of) the STH on the same rooftop... anyone got a clue what that old beast is?

rdfox wrote:I've got one for you guys.

http://goo.gl/maps/oR2NA

It's not the STH-10 that's still active; it's the thing "in front of" (i.e., just southeast of) the STH on the same rooftop... anyone got a clue what that old beast is?

It's a W.S. Darley 3V8. Here's an actual photo of it, courtesy of Eric L. (EL1998P71):


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Can someone identify this one?
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Sterling ... 1,,3,-9.78

freebrickproductions wrote:Can someone identify this one?
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Sterling ... 1,,3,-9.78

It looks like a Federal Electric B siren, but it seems a bit odd looking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m_Cigie7V4
It almost looks like the chopper was put onto a P-10/15 like motor

freebrickproductions wrote:Can someone identify this one?
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Sterling ... 1,,3,-9.78

That's quite possibly a Mars-branded siren, which was basically designed after the Federal Type B. They just used a different mounting base for the motor and a little different sheet metal work, but as best I can tell the mechanical parts of the Mars siren are the same as a Federal B.