The Siren Board

That's a Toshiba Siren.

carexpertandy wrote: I don't think there is a such thing as a Model 1.

Actually, there is a Model 1. They aren't very common though.

cauberallies wrote:

carexpertandy wrote: I don't think there is a such thing as a Model 1.

Actually, there is a Model 1. They aren't very common though.

Correct.

There was a Federal Model 1. It had a one horsepower motor on it and came in single tone only I believe. I wish I had a picture of it, but the old Sirens-for-Cities site is gone. Perhaps Ed Wise has a picture of it?

On a semi-related note, how many different "model x" sirens are there? I've heard of 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7. Were there any more?

fedsigtbolt wrote:I think this may be an early whelen?

I think it's either an ATI or Allertronic.

Oldiesmann wrote:On a semi-related note, how many different "model x" sirens are there? I've heard of 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7. Were there any more?

That's all there were. The "Model X" Family as I call them...Models 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7.

ginbot86 wrote:

fedsigtbolt wrote:I think this may be an early whelen?

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I think it's either an ATI or Allertronic.

That is an early ATI. Notice how this one looks a little bit more aggressive than the current ATI. I wonder if the tones are any better?

*Note: I removed the image in the second quote so it wouldn't take as long to load this page for other users*

James wrote:

Oldiesmann wrote:On a semi-related note, how many different "model x" sirens are there? I've heard of 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7. Were there any more?

That's all there were. The "Model X" Family as I call them...Models 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7.

ginbot86 wrote:

fedsigtbolt wrote:I think this may be an early whelen?

*Image Removed*

I think it's either an ATI or Allertronic.

That is an early ATI. Notice how this one looks a little bit more aggressive than the current ATI. I wonder if the tones are any better?

*Note: I removed the image in the second quote so it wouldn't take as long to load this page for other users*

There was also the 10 or 20hp Fedelcode shown on the previous page in addition to the ones listed above, but they are quite rare. I've only seen them briefly mentioned in Federal lit before, and there was no picture.

Which "model x" is this?

http://tinyurl.com/boston-indiana-model-x

Oldiesmann wrote:Which "model x" is this?

http://tinyurl.com/boston-indiana-model-x

Double check you link I don't believe it works.

Note to self: Pay attention...

For some reason, that alias isn't available...

This one should work though:
http://tinyurl.com/boston-in-model-x