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Heres a couple of double siren setups. The sd 10 and a sterling in Quanah Tx. And a model 5 and darley champion in Bellville Missouri.

Here is the one in Bellville Mo

Andrew papesh wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 04, 2018 10:48 pm

ACAAllertorManiac wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 04, 2018 10:46 pm

Andrew papesh wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 04, 2018 10:44 pm

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Thought I share this one.

Cool! Does this still exist by any chance?

Probably not.

Those two STH-10B'S are in fact still up. Not used however I believe. They are located at New Mexico State Penitentiary and that's where Adam Sandler's movie, "The Longest Yard" was filmed. Those STH-10's can actually be seen a few times throughout the movie.

Here's a cool setup in Colona, IL; a Fedelcode Model 2 and Thunderbolt. When talking to the fire chief, he said the Thunderbolt is the weather siren, and the 2 doesn't do anything, but still works.

Those are cool, both are black. Has anyone recorded any of them?

Twin Secomaks on a Police HQ in Foentown Georgetown, Penang Island, Malaysia.



When I first saw this IRL I see only one, but Jake_7367 posted another picture (Above) that there's actually two of them.

Drove by this pair a few weeks ago. A Whelen and a Sterling.
https://www.google.com/maps/@35.1576528 ... 384!8i8192

Here's a setup at the VFD in Great Cacapon, West Virginia that unfortunately and ironically met a fiery demise when the firehouse burned down on July 5, 2016. I remember that date so well because I was in Boston when it happened, but as I'm told, the Model 5 wailed continuously for over a half hour until it fell through the roof. The 3V8 was apparently an older siren kept as a backup. The new station has a Model 2 installed December 2019.
Photo credit to Mike Sanders.



Some more I know about:
An Eclipse 8 and Fedelcode in Bloomington, Maryland: https://goo.gl/maps/7HFf4mRSGuZzukvq8
This old street view shows a Thunderbolt and 2001 in Markleysburg, Pennsylvania; newer imagery shows that the T-bolt was removed: https://goo.gl/maps/5K3pSvbAuF5Lxi2n6
A Thunderbolt for fire calls and a 2001 for chemical warnings in Marmet, West Virginia: https://goo.gl/maps/oMHU1GgRwKX6TFNH6
A Model 2 for fire calls and a 2001 for chemical warnings in Pratt, West Virginia: https://goo.gl/maps/RZdr9KeSEypR5Bop8
An M-10 for fire calls and a 2001 for chemical warnings (seeing a pattern?) in Chesapeake, West Virginia: https://goo.gl/maps/7sWAKAsFpP1Ld2CB9
A Model 5 for fire calls and a Modulator for chemical warnings in Nitro, West Virginia: https://goo.gl/maps/bgu3pFAyvCoWmsdr5
A Model 2 for fire calls and a Modulator for chemical warnings in Poca, West Virginia: https://goo.gl/maps/MrCFGxmHAYBCJRo66
An M-10 for fire calls and a 2001 for chemical warnings in Blennerhasset, West Virginia: https://goo.gl/maps/rmwBoLWpue9hzLjF7

Sargent, NE has two Model 5s on the same water tower. Both are now inactive, replaced by two 2001-130s in town. https://www.google.com/maps/@41.6412908 ... 312!8i6656
Also, Burwell, NE has a Model 5 and 1003 on the same tower. I've always liked the design on the supports.
(Link to image, can't get it to attach.)http://longlost.tech/siren.JPG

Just a reminder - This topic was originally intended for dual siren setups consisting of the same model of siren, hence the "twin" in the name