Found some Unknown siren broken in Farmland, Indiana

[Modulator Master]

Yea it was replaced with a Sentry 10V cause the old one fell and broke apart. Anyways here it is.

[Daniel]

That is the one I was thinking of. It is one of those huge, dual-tone Federal mystery sirens that was recently discussed on the board. The housing looks like a double Model 5. It has a 9/12 ratio and sounds like an SD-10.

[CABLEVision]

Wow, looks sturdy! Cast iron right? Almost looks like a giant municipal water supply valve.

[Franz?]

Looks rebuildable in that picture.

Did you haul it home?

[Robert Gift]

How can one be so neglectful as to manage to allow a siren to fall?

Any knowledge on how this happened?
Thank you.

[bigloudnoise]

So that's what the inside of the "supersized Fedelcode" I found in Hazleton looks like. Despite the broken parts, it appears to be in fair condition, possibly better than the one I found, which is virtually rotting away from rust (On the outside, at least):

[John in MA]

Looks like half the lower stator is broken off. It would be weldable, but a nasty job.

[scooterbugs25]

here is the other thread that was started about this siren.. it has links and sounds too..

http://www.airraidsirens.com/forums/vie ... nd+indiana

[SirenMadness]

What a stubby-looking motor that siren has! Anyway, the stator pictured at the bottom looks in a fair condition; the flange on it is broken. Anyway, if what is just pictured is what is inside one of those huge Fedelcode sirens, I'm rather surprised at its small size.

[Corey Hudson]

Actually if you look closely half the stator is missing!