Good evening all. I remembered years ago hearing a distant siren coming from Brooklyn, CT, at the Mortlake Fire Co. From what I remembered it was 12 port single tone. Upon investigation, it appears to be a rare Fedelcode type of some kind, but a more recent Gmaps search showed it had the housing removed!
Would this be a Type Mach 1, 5, 10, etc. or something else?
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Re: Mortlake Fire Co. Brooklyn, CT
That just a newer-style Federal Model 2. The housing doesn't quite match the siren core; Fedelcode-era 2's had longer legs that put the chopper between the upper 2 skirts.
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Re: Mortlake Fire Co. Brooklyn, CT
Ahh, thank you!
So maybe the 12 port siren I heard (it was from Danielson airport I heard it, and my uncle who was there told me it was Brooklyn’s), could have been from somewhere else?
So maybe the 12 port siren I heard (it was from Danielson airport I heard it, and my uncle who was there told me it was Brooklyn’s), could have been from somewhere else?
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