Typo? Or were we just spelling it wrong?

[flaznsoe]

On ASC's website, they say that they produced the 'Screemer.' Is that right?
http://www.americansignal.com/about_asc.php
just look in the fourth paragraph for it

[Daniel]

So does an alerter scream, or an allertor screem? Perhaps their ad manager majored in creative spelling.

If they made sirens for the Pacific theatre in WWII, maybe that photo of the cone-shaped siren being installed in Pearl Harbor was an ACA siren.

[Archon]

And they say Screemer 2,5, & 7.5 and I have a 10HP screamer

[thunderbolt1003kid]

I think it is pretty neat how they support all the old sirens still.

[mgear]

If they made sirens for the Pacific theatre in WWII, maybe that photo of the cone-shaped siren being installed in Pearl Harbor was an ACA siren.

May I see the photo?

[Daniel]

If they made sirens for the Pacific theatre in WWII, maybe that photo of the cone-shaped siren being installed in Pearl Harbor was an ACA siren.

May I see the photo?

Why, yes.

http://libweb.hawaii.edu/digicoll/hwrd/ ... s/104f.gif

Here is another one still in use in Summit City (Redding), California

[mgear]

If they made sirens for the Pacific theatre in WWII, maybe that photo of the cone-shaped siren being installed in Pearl Harbor was an ACA siren.

May I see the photo?

Why, yes.

http://libweb.hawaii.edu/digicoll/hwrd/ ... s/104f.gif

Here is another one still in use in Summit City (Redding), California

So that is possibly a vintage ACA.Do you think it is probably a precursor to the Cyclone?

[CABLEVision]

Perhaps one of us should send them this photo.

[AllSafe]

It looks more like a Hedberg Super Siren of around 3-5 horsepower.

[Daniel]

Here is a dual-headed, apparently two tone version of this siren. I found it somewhere online but couldn't find it again, so apologies for the lack of citation. It is located in Soledad, California.