What is the most mysterious siren?

[DominatorSirens]

I would say the AL-7200, as not much is known about it.

What do you think?

[JJ_OFU]

The B&M Compressed Air Siren. It's got a unique siren design as the rotor is connected to a fan where it's powered by compressed air. What I find interesting is the lack of units that exist today with the only known one in a museum.

[DominatorSirens]

The B&M Compressed Air Siren. It's got a unique siren design as the rotor is connected to a fan where it's powered by compressed air. What I find interesting is the lack of units that exist today with the only known one in a museum.

Wow! I have never even heard of that siren until just now. That is really cool

[BGE1012AUS]

The B&M Compressed Air Siren. It's got a unique siren design as the rotor is connected to a fan where it's powered by compressed air. What I find interesting is the lack of units that exist today with the only known one in a museum.

Would you know if you would have a photo of it? Actually wonder if it’s possible to recreate it and considering probably the Patent long expired

[DominatorSirens]

The B&M Compressed Air Siren. It's got a unique siren design as the rotor is connected to a fan where it's powered by compressed air. What I find interesting is the lack of units that exist today with the only known one in a museum.

Would you know if you would have a photo of it? Actually wonder if it’s possible to recreate it and considering probably the Patent long expired

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[HDN]

That's a neat siren! I wonder how much air that took to run... I find it interesting that it came out of a Santa Fe yard - I imagine that ran on compressed air from a car maintenance shop or something.