The town of Depew just outside of Buffalo uses a couple of STL-10s and a diaphone for fire calls. Very creepy ambiance if you ever get the chance to hear it.

Edit: Found video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt9bWt0G_zA

The two times I have been to New York City I remember seeing a few Modulators that belonged to some industrial plant on the drive in... They might be on the New Jersey side though, I'm not sure.

From the PA300 Manual

On the Thunderbolt ads, there's always these addresses, I can't find them on maps, does anyone know the location? The building i'm looking for is the Federal Sign & Signal factory/building, the building is shown in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDxmC6Zp8X0 That building does not e...

New York is awesome. While there are a lot of Model 2s, 5s, and STH-10s, you occasionally stumble upon something old and unique. Such as this thing. I'm linking to the map rather than taking a screenshot so that you can view the siren from different angles. At first I thought it was a Sterling, but...

New York is awesome. While there are a lot of Model 2s, 5s, and STH-10s, you occasionally stumble upon something old and unique. Such as this thing. I'm linking to the map rather than taking a screenshot so that you can view the siren from different angles. At first I thought it was a Sterling, but...

There's some redneck engineering for ya!

ichudov wrote:I bought a Federal Signal EOWS 612 siren, just the speaker box with rotating foot, and nothing else (no control box or battery box). Is there some way to make it make sounds?

Lucky... Post some pictures for us!

Some_3t22s wrote:So THATS the insides of a Siro-Drone.

Yup, that really short stator and the rotor vane shape is a dead giveaway that it's a HOR.

STH-10, Most likely a local fire siren. Still would make me uneasy hearing it while walking through an abandoned nuke plant!