The Siren Board

[Wisconsin] Fairwater 2T22 is a 3T22

[Pennsylvania]
There is a model 7? At 41.5735629, -75.5068291
And a model A? At 41.5735951, -75.5018060
Model 2 at 41.4682079, -75.6028461

[Illinois]
Thunderbolt at 38.7292511, -89.9141499

flatlandsparky wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 27, 2023 12:47 am

Kanorado Kansas, 307 Walnut St, you can see the water tower, and a Denver Siren up there.

Junction City Kansas, there is a Whelen omni in front of Smithfield Foods where the thunderbolt once stood.

Not just any Denver Siren either, It's a type A, (about the size of a model 2) and one of only two known to exist. though once upon a time there were as many as 20 more.

Its time to work on Japan

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?hl ... 310714&z=5


Lots of work to do

Herndon Kansas, skirted Sentry 3/5v8. 428 Quincy Ave.

Was installed after streetview. Photo credit to the facebook page in the below screenshot. The person that runs the page is photodocumenting every town in Kansas, and its worth noting that most towns he visits has a candid siren shot, which may be of help for your mapping.

3V8. Skirt's not wide enough and the rotor/stator is too short to be a 5V.

Here's Taiwan lots of work to do

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?hl ... 000001&z=8

St. John Kansas, 4th Ave and Broadway atop City Hall is an old horizontal siren.

I spotted a freshly installed 2001-230 in Beloit on the east side of town near Main St/Hwy 24, about a block west of Casey's, I didnt see it on earth/sv. I did also spot a Model 2 in Manhattan on the north side of town. (Edit found it, 5116 Tuttle Creek BLVD) Both towns in Kansas.