Rheems1 wrote:Here is a picture of the fire siren at the Wrightsville, Pa Fire Department in Warren County, Pa... I have no idea what it is, it doesn't look like anything I have ever seen before?? What is it?? LOL
Sterling K series without its housing?
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 11:50 pm
by flatlandsparky
This unit is located in Otis Colorado next to their fire department. I'm guessing it's just a banshee missing its shroud. I heard it going off last week and it sounded similar to the video of the one recorded in Monroe Nebraska but with a faster windup. (Ot) there is also an old sterling downtown right off hwy 34 by the truss plant if anyone's interested.
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 11:59 pm
by Rheems1
Actually that is a Sentry 3V8 missing it's "skirt", kind of a cool look for it!
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 12:10 am
by flatlandsparky
Rheems1 wrote:Actually that is a Sentry 3V8 missing it's "skirt", kind of a cool look for it!
Thank you.
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 2:32 am
by Siren_Dude
Rheems1 wrote:Here is a picture of the fire siren at the Wrightsville, Pa Fire Department in Warren County, Pa... I have no idea what it is, it doesn't look like anything I have ever seen before?? What is it?? LOL
Clayton Whirlwind maybe?
Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 9:40 am
by bigtuna7O
Sorry if this or a similar siren has already been posted. Didn't really feel like flipping through 107 pages to confirm/deny.
Here's a couple pictures I took of a siren I found while exploring small central TX towns. Maybe it's just a custom housing the town whipped together for an ordinary siren (Denver or Sterling maybe). I tried looking through the bottom planks but they blocked view of the siren within the housing. I've never seen anything like this before. It's located by an old fire station in Rosebud, TX.
