The Siren Board

I know how to take screeenshots, but I don’t think you can directly post them.

Well, you go to Upload Attachment tab on your Post Reply page. Select pictures or if iOS has a 'recently added files'-ish tab, locate the picture. Select, wait as it uploads, Submit and voila. According to Android but let's hope it'll work too for iOS.

Well, you go to Upload Attachment tab on your Post Reply page. Tap "Upload Attachment". A window to select files shows up. Locate pictures or if iOS has a 'recently added files'-ish tab, locate the picture in there. Select, wait as it uploads, Submit and voila. According to Android but let's hope it'll work too for iOS.

Why Dosent it Work? It will let me add an attachment, but there is no way to add it to the post editor (it won’t let me post it directly from the attachments page nor add it to the full editor).

I might have found something ressembling, should be close enough:

the "supposed 1st Gen SD-10s" that LA used is visible in picture 3 (Image is clickable, it'll bring you to the LA sirens site's archive, as the site itself seems to be down)


(Picture is courtesy of losangelesairraidsirens.com)

A bunch of the low numbered sirens here are the early type SD-10:

http://www.wirechief.com/sirens/photos.htm

Very cool find. Just I am curious if there is anything different with this earlier model to the later model SD-10s. I did not see much difference in design with the housing on that siren.

Captain Dynamite wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 14, 2018 12:10 am

Very cool find. Just I am curious if there is anything different with this earlier model to the later model SD-10s. I did not see much difference in design with the housing on that siren.

The early ones don’t have the band around The chopper like the newer more common ones do. That’s really the only difference though.

I found a first gen one a while back then... I just don’t remember where it was.

Yeah ,these aren't that rare. There is plenty of the early versions in L.A County. My friend Edaan Friedman owns an early one that is currently being restored. But he got it from Arizona ,the ones in L.A are exactly the same though. BTW I live only 40 minutes away from L.A.