Possible CAM Siren???

[TheSirenFan]

So my friend on Roblox told me he had found a CAM siren, but I cannot fully tell if this is a CAM or a Sterling. Anyone here know if this is an actual CAM or something else?

Street view: https://www.google.com/maps/@39.4126171 ... 384!8i8192

[supermaximax]

So my friend on Roblox told me he had found a CAM siren, but I cannot fully tell if this is a CAM or a Sterling. Anyone here know if this is an actual CAM or something else?

Street view: https://www.google.com/maps/@39.4126171 ... 384!8i8192

It almost looks like a Federal Electric Type B or some sort of Sterling. I'm leaning towards a Type B as I don't see a Sterling type mount unless it is hidden...

[Model L]

Looks like a sterling N-5

[ArxCyberwolf]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/schuminweb/51628634893/

It's a Type B, and it looks like it's missing its chopper?

[archizackture]

I've walked past that siren in person many times before and have had it on my map for a while. I've always been sure it's a Sterling M-3. I did just notice from the picture Snowpix shared that the stator has segmented ports. Interesting. I may be learning something new today.

[HazzaCyclone710]

Im 70% sure its a single headed type B. Although it looks slightly modified, as it almost matches a picture of one i found

[championsiren]

That's a Type B. The fire department removed the chopper so it wouldn't make noise, but it still goes off...

[Chicagosiren-hunters]

I've seen several photos of this siren before; I'm not certain who took them but someone got some nice drone shots of it before. This is in fact a second-generation Federal Type B, single head.

[Model L]

wait - they removed the chopper but still have it go off?!

[Chicagosiren-hunters]

From what I've seen, it still has its rotor, but I don't know if it is still active. The Type B was offered in single and dual head configurations, like the Sterling M Series.