What you have there is a Darley ChampionHellbilly515 wrote:Spotted atop the fire department at Elkhart, Iowa yesterday...
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Ripe old age of 26.
1950 Model A, 1979 AF Timer, 30 something ID tags, some other odds and ends
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Not quite sure what this is. It is atop a building near the Fish Hawk in Atlanta, GA. It seems like it could be something like a WS1000 though.
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
Looks like a Whelen WS-2000 with two rows of arrays. Or a DSA of some sort.
Down to a Thunderbolt chopper, still a few goofy flashlight-siren combos, and a Model L.
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Looks like an Altec Lansing speaker array to me.
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It's PROBABLY a federal signal DSA of sorts. North Fulton Co. has a bunch of federal 2001s and MODs, so it might have something to do with that system.
Ripe old age of 26.
1950 Model A, 1979 AF Timer, 30 something ID tags, some other odds and ends
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1950 Model A, 1979 AF Timer, 30 something ID tags, some other odds and ends
Registered Skywarn spotter as of 4/29/18
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If you look VERY closely, you can see the brackets branching out from the pole to the speakers. Still, I may be wrong.
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Too bad you didn't post this when i was in Atlanta last week. I would've gone and checked it out. :c
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This is probably something obvious and I'm just having cranial flatulence again, but still...
I ran across this cute little guy back in May, while perusing the village of Cumberland Gap, TN. At first glance it makes me think Sterling, but I can't find anything to back my gut instincts up. What do you folks think?
I ran across this cute little guy back in May, while perusing the village of Cumberland Gap, TN. At first glance it makes me think Sterling, but I can't find anything to back my gut instincts up. What do you folks think?
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That is a dual-headed Darley Champion.
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This seems to be Darley's answer to the Sterling Little Giant. They had a larger dual-head 8/8 port siren with Model 5 heads.
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