crazy looking siren.

[thunderbeam63]

I was just browsin' around at the siren archive and found this sweet looking siren.First go to new jersey then go to browns mills its the first one.someone know what this is?

[Conky 2000]

I dunno. It's definitely a Fedelcode variant. I want to say a custom housing, but 1) they're usually pretty recent and 2)there's still the original Fedelcode tag on there, so I dunno what to tell you.

[Trey]

That is actually a mystery siren in my book, although some do believe it is actually a 2T22 on the inside with just the motor rotors and stators.

[AllSafe]

A 2T22? That would have to be a very big housing to hold a 2T22.

[thunderbeam63]

Yeah I doubt its a 2T22.

[SirenMadness]

It looks as if its bottom rotor is from a low-tone Model 7, with the top rotor looking rather similar. Weird. I wonder as to whether Fed. Sig. actually put forward a project like this.

[Rheems1]

There is one of these in Mount Union, Pa.... I have just finally made a friend in Mifflin County which is the bordering county. He said he could most likely get me a siren test, I will see what I can do. Also, not making any promises.. not saying I am going to record it....nothing like that.

Dave

[Daniel]

It looks like both rotors have the same number of ports. Almost like a Darley dual-head turned vertical. Maybe Darley got Federal's leftovers and made them horizontal?

Also, when are they going to update the Siren Site again? I have tons of digital photos of sirens all around western Oregon, including replacements for the poor scanned photos I sent them before, but I haven't gotten any response from them.