Unknown Spanish Siren

[thekek]

Apologies for the mediocre photo, but while on a trip in Spain, I spotted this thing on a rooftop that looks like a rather crude looking siren. I am positive that it isn't a chimney or anything like that since not only I could make out what appeared to be a chopper rotor with visible port holes, but the siren itself is mounted on a pedestal that is offset to the side with no tube under the base. If it is a siren after all, I speculate it dates back to the Spanish Civil War. I have no idea if it's active of course or if it's just a relic of the past. Curious to see if anyone could identify it though.

[HX56]

DS977.

[thekek]

DS977.

Don’t those have a hat over them like the E57s?

[KockumSonix]

It's not a DS977 at all. This could well be a "La Electrica" siren from the civil war.

[thekek]

It's not a DS977 at all. This could well be a "La Electrica" siren from the civil war.

I figure that as well.

[daiisen]

I’ve seen this siren before. I’m in Spain right now, where abouts were you when you saw this? And also, please provide me with the Google Maps address so I can get there. Thanks.

Depends if you want me to find it. ^

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[thekek]

I’ve seen this siren before. I’m in Spain right now, where abouts were you when you saw this? And also, please provide me with the Google Maps address so I can get there. Thanks.

Depends if you want me to find it. ^

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Coordinates are 42.26753° N, 2.95980° E. Or Carrer Magre, 14
17600 Figueres
Girona, Spain.

Good luck!