MARSsirenfan wrote:I just see a buncha trees

You can only see it in birds eye view:

Even though it isn't low-mounted, what you have there is a rare B&N Mobil Directo!

Here is my entry: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing

I plan on finishing the whole map soon...

german_siren wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vd8oso0IiY surfing strange sounds again i found this awesome sound of a siren. as you can hear it has a special wind down.

I believe that would be a Cooper? Waves Siren.

I don't know if this would be considered low mounted, but here is a Model L? & Sterling 2V8 located in Stockton, UT:

Possibly used for wild fires?
Here is another view I found of it:

siren fan wrote:Irving, TX used to have these, only with 6 horns instead of 4.

The 6 horned verion is acually called the EOWS 612, not EOWS 408.

If Fargo has one that'd be news to me... There were three towns out in the Colby area that had rigged Allertors like you mentioned - Menlo, Levant, and Gem. I found an empty mount and an OA-3 when I visited Menlo's, and I didn't go through Levant at all, but I do have a photo of the one I stumbled ...

I don't know if you saw this already, but here is a photo I found in Google Images:

image.jpg Hi guys, I was looking at RPI and there are a few Whelens. I always thought that these were cool sirens. Not sure the exact model number and everything (wps-xxxx). Anyway, here are a few pictures. I think there are 5 sirens on campus. The first picture is a Whelen 2905, and the second pic...