The Siren Board

Odd, it doesn't look like a Sterling to me. Either way, I'll try to get out there soon and find out what time they test (if they do).

Whoever designed that site should be taken out behind the datacenter and shot. Anyway, it doesn't really look like a sterling to me, either. Perhaps it's a Darley Champion or a Little Giant.

ncovert wrote:Sterling of some sort?

http://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/lancaster2.jpg


Darley Model X?
http://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/volant.jpg

The Lancaster one is a GCS Model 5, it was on the old Armstrong World Tile Factory. The building was demolished in 2006 and the siren went with it, I tried my hardest to get ahold of the demo company but they didn't return my phone calls. The Volant siren is a GCS Model 2T, it is loud but not overly so.

Kasm279 wrote:Whoever designed that site should be taken out behind the datacenter and shot. Anyway, it doesn't really look like a sterling to me, either. Perhaps it's a Darley Champion or a Little Giant.

I like the website he/she created EXCEPT for the fact once you click on a picture the site navigation goes away. Of course I am a fire truck nut, so that would explain. There is a picture of a black Penetrator siren shown under Braidwood behind thier firehouse also.

http://www.chicagoareafire.com/Div_15_BRAD_StaA.html

Actually it's a Fulton T-128. It replaced a Whelen 3016 that was about a half mile to the east by the McDonald's.

Rheems1 wrote: I like the website he/she created EXCEPT for the fact once you click on a picture the site navigation goes away.
http://www.chicagoareafire.com/Div_15_BRAD_StaA.html

Take a look at the site with flashblock enabled and you might understand why
http://prntscr.com/11h94o

freebrickproductions wrote:

Probably an HOR vertical siren. Note the similar mounting style to this one (not my photo):

What is this? Sorry for double posting, uploading two pictures isn't working on my iPod:

HOR Siro Drone I think

The top one might be a Federal Model B with a custom housing.