I find Whelens abit on the ugly side. My opinion might've being different if they also offered motorized sirens. As for Allertors, Mobil Directos I like how they look. They stand out with their unusual projector design.

Very nice, if only more sirens used this elusive 10/7 port ratio. Certainly a sound the diminished 5th interval.

Very nice 5AT! Please when you work on this siren take photos of the rotor & stator I would like to see the designs of them.

Well this is a change! I feel like I have gone back in time to the early days of when I was on The Siren Board! I not really keen on seeing the Karma System again though. Last time it was around it segregated members by popularity. While this change caught me off guard it's kinda cool to see Alumino...

I dont know if I am able to but I will try & get a video of one of the GCS sirens if they ever get tested again. Out here pagers get used these days instead of sirens. For all I know those sirens have being dormant for donkeys years. As for the one in Empire Bay I might have a chance in future b...

Of course. It might be a Klaxon or even a Carter of some kind. Our mains voltage is 240v 50~. If the mounting bracket does end up giving way, I believe the power cord will save it from a major fall since it is so small to the average outdoor siren. It also looks like at the most it weighs between 7 ...

Well after looking around for more Fire Brigades with sirens I not discovered yet which has a siren I came across the Empire Bay Rural Fire Service. This has to be the smallest siren I have seen. I'm not sure who made it but for all I know it may have a 1HP or 2 HP motor. I am unsure of the port rat...

I've seen what looks like Model 2 size sirens where I am.

Wow, what you have told us sounds like a siren enthusiasts dream! I'm looking forward to when you get photos!

Very nice! Model 7 runs like a top! It also has a nice coastdown.