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singlestrobe
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Re: Just a thing to talk about mystery sirens to figure out what they are
I’m going to look up what a model J looks like
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singlestrobe
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Re: Just a thing to talk about mystery sirens to figure out what they are
I found out what it is. It’s a model J.
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Re: Just a thing to talk about mystery sirens to figure out what they are
I never typed that
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Re: Just a thing to talk about mystery sirens to figure out what they are
That is an earlier Federal Model L. The wider opening, larger rotor (shared with the Model D, among others), and slightly tapered intake are dead giveaways. In fact, here’s an advertisement to show the difference between this and the J:singlestrobe wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 8:25 pmNo the one that’s on the building this is what it looks like
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