Hey all!
After recently moving out to North Dakota for an internship, I found a Decot Engineering Works siren in the town just south of me, Forman. After receiving confirmation that it indeed was working, I swiftly seized the opportunity to make siren history. A few things to note:
1. It was about as loud as a Model 5; not too loud, but it's shrill and definitely grabs your attention.
2. It's really high pitched
3. From what I'm told, is extremely rare!
Have a listen! Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHuHxE74zJ8
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Re: 15/20 Port Decot Siren Documented
Ah, this was posted in the mystery sirens thread. Thank you very much for confirming the model.
Sirens may not be sexy, but they sure work.
Re: 15/20 Port Decot Siren Documented
Nice shot and congrats for finding this gem.
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