The Siren Board

I hope this is in the right forum, but recently my family went on a trip from Salt Lake City, UT to Mesquite, NV. We also went through the corner of Arizona. Anyway, here are the pictures I was able to get:

First up, the Beaver Dam, AZ Whelen Vortex:






The Kanaraville, UT Darley Champion and Model A:






The Leeds, UT Model 5/7:






The Mesquite, NV Model 2:






The Scipio, UT Model 2s:






Now last but not least, the St. George, UT STH-10:






Thanks for looking! If you want the locations for the sirens, please feel free to PM me!

Cool!!! Those sirens look great!!!

That Model D is actually a Type A. The 2 skirts are straight and in the second photo you can see a screw hole in the upper skirt, showing that the ID plate is attached there. Is the A and the Champion still active?

Cool Pictures

Dang! Those are some awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing.

Those are some good pictures, and those 2 model 2 sirens are cool to be seen that close to each other.

Chicagosiren-hunters wrote:That Model D is actually a Type A. The 2 skirts are straight and in the second photo you can see a screw hole in the upper skirt, showing that the ID plate is attached there. Is the A and the Champion still active?

I don't think so. The Champion has it's wires disconnected.

I don't see the point of having 2 model 2's next to each other, and age shouldn't be the factor since they are still effectively the siren siren. Is it possible the older model 2 was damaged/defected somehow?

Valtonus wrote:I don't see the point of having 2 model 2's next to each other, and age shouldn't be the factor since they are still effectively the siren siren. Is it possible the older model 2 was damaged/defected somehow?

It most likely got it's motor burnt out by running it too long in the heat.

Why would there be two model 2s together?