Same. I did see the chopper, but I could not tell if it was 9/12 or 8/12. I will do some research on it.
EDIT: After looking, I found no results. I will try finding it on Gmaps though.
EDIT 2: Found it! It is looks like it is an 8/12 port!

Oh, and a few STH-10s.

Thunderbolts: 1000T, 1003, 1000, 2000, Jailbar. 2001s: DC Roundback, 130, SRNB, DC. Whelens: 3016, almost all of the 2810 series, 2910, 4004, 4008. Sentry/Sterlings: M-10, 20V2T Square Horned, 20V2T, 10V2T, 10V, 3V8, 40V2T Flat Horned, 40V2T. HORs: Siro Drone ASC/ACAs: T-121, T-112, T-128, T-138, OM...

I am thinking the same thing. I did see it about 3 months before it got replaced.

Cool. Are there any other images that you could find? When I searched, I found none.

Nice find! Too bad the rotator failed.

I found an video off an odd mystery siren in California. I read the info on the video and they said it looks like a Darley of some sort. It looks like a Darley Champion model in my opinion. Credit to Ty Bellfy for the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGjUzCXgo8g NOTE: They siren was removed be...

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Fri Dec 27, 2019 11:11 pm

It's a pair of diaphragm horns, definitely not Gamewell Diaphones. These were made by a variety of different manufactures.

Oh. Thank you for correcting me!

I think it might be a modified Gamewell Diaphone set.