Is ACA's Banshee 115 same as Federal Signal's 2t22?

[Robert Gift]

What are the differences?
Thank you

[Gil]

The Banshee series never had horns, and did not have a dual-rotor/stator assembly. Not to mention they sounded totally different. The Banshee had the option of dual or single tone. That's what first comes to mind.

[Robert Gift]

Thanks, Gill
The Banshee 115, lower left corner, appears to have a motor in the middle with upper rotor/stator and lower rotor/stator.
Disks take the place of individual cone projectors.
Credit and thanks to 500AT from whom I borrowed the image.

[Gil]

I believe the Banshee 115 you are talking about ended up being the Soundmaster siren, with some differences. ACA discarded those plans and never manufactured them. However, I may or may not be wrong.

[jkvernon]

ACA did manufacture a "Super" Banshee 115. Ben Henrichs who used to be a member here had a picture of a few of them from around Wisconsin and they varied in design. He also had pictures of some Soundmasters from Janesville.

[SirenMadness]

The banshee 115 has a nine-to-twelve port-ratio, I think, doesn't it?

[Robert Gift]

The banshee 115 has a nine-to-twelve port-ratio, I think, doesn't it?

Sour fourth.
See: Ports, Frequencies, Pitches, Resultants post:
http://airraidsirens.com/forums/viewtop ... 5565#15565

But it does not indicate which Banshee.

[Archon]

The super banshee was 8/12 ports. The regular Banshee with the stacked rotor was 9/12

[Robert Gift]

The super banshee was 8/12 ports

Thanks, Archon.
I updated the Ports, Frequencies, Pitches post.

[mgear]

I highly doubt it.