Thanks everyone! And yes, I am another furry siren enthusiast lol.

As most of you may know, the ARS Wiki has been rather... limited for a long time due to backend issues with allowing users to edit among other issues. I previously made a separate wiki on Fandom (the Civil Defense Sirens Wiki, you may have used it before) as an alternative so people had a useful res...

I don’t know much, but it seems too small to be a model 5/7. I believe what Greenrid was meaning was that the H.O.R. SiroDrone’s housing has a more conical rain cover design, similar to the Model 5/7. I don’t think that he was suggesting this siren to actually be a Model 5/7, as far as I can tell. ...

It's a W.S. Darley Weatherproof Champion, one of the later models that has a Fedelcode core instead of a Darley core.

Turns out your first guess was right, it is in fact a hornless STH-10A with a giant skirt attached to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRIAeQQ-JrY

Just think of the meme songs that would absolutely get played on one of these if someone was given the chance. Could you imagine getting Rickrolled by a music siren?

Spreading misinformation and impersonating people aren't good thing to do, even as a joke. People may not realize it's a joke and will genuinely believe it, and that's problematic. I hope you do better than this in the future.

It's definitely not a Sterling product. It appears to be a H.O.R. Siro-Drone Model 925, but I may be wrong. NY had a lot of H.O.R. sirens back in the day, so it's possible.

That is indeed the old Ferry Building Heath!

From what I heard, it inhaled a chunk of fibreglass ultimately cracking the chopper. Close up videos are already being released. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBdALpJCfAk The P-50 had already been decommissioned previously after seizing from ingesting fibreglass. However, fibreglass ingestion doe...