Federal Signal SD-10 along Route 46 in Parsippany, New Jersey

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getextreme2 wrote: ↑ Thu Sep 05, 2024 11:35 pm Here's an interesting idea I thought of. What are some sirens that you guys have seen mounted somewhere and are uncommon for that, but are common for a collector to have in their possession? I'll start, here is a FS Model B9W in Tetonia, ID mounted on ...

Here's an interesting idea I thought of. What are some sirens that you guys have seen mounted somewhere and are uncommon for that, but are common for a collector to have in their possession? I'll start, here is a FS Model B9W in Tetonia, ID mounted on the fire station: https://drive.google.com/file/...

I'm pretty sure its a 5G internet receiver or something but I could be wrong

I made a new siren map for Massachusetts, with icons now.

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Here's a new Massachusetts one with icons:

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Sorry for the huge bump, but here are mine (I recently started collecting them):

AlertWorks EAR-10
Midland WR-120B
Midland ER10VP

but today there’s no known signal / siren combos hanging, let alone still functional.

There is one, it's somewhere in California, near San Francisco I believe. I couldn't find it though on the map, but I do remember seeing it a few months ago on there.

I have an MS-190, and (not so tiny) a B-9 and OC-9

A siren that served the community since 1926 is a significant piece of history. Hearing it one last time must have been a powerful and emotional experience. It's fantastic that the siren isn't just being scrapped. Getting refurbished and finding a permanent home at the Kewaskum Historical Society e...