Some rare siren locations

[Crazywarriorman]

HOR Super Sirex
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM49 ... _Dam_Siren
550-AT
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM75 ... Springs_CO
HOR Super Sirex
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM45 ... _Dam_Siren
MARS Siren
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMQG ... t_IL_siren
HOR Super sirex
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM48 ... hool_Siren

[Toledo 2t22]

I like the Super Sirex... There is an old one in Toledo. I don't know if it is still active. If it isn't I hope it doesn't get scraped. 8)

Edit:
Super Sirex on Bing Maps On the Top of the old School 8)

Camera Shot From I-475 8)

My two cents say that the people in the area around it still hear it's roar every First Friday of the Month. I base this off of the fact that Toledo/Lucas County is pretty generous in their siren spacing... usually 1 to 1.5 miles apart... and I am pretty sure the closest siren is about 1 mile away...

[Federal Signal fan]

Those Super Sirex look so huge!

Cheers,
Joshua

[Siren_Dude]

Ive seen some of these before, i believe he has some more HOR Super Sirex locations next to schools in California; I lost the link thought. Thanks for sharing!

[500 AT fan]

Nice finds. The Super Sirex is a very unique type of siren IMHO. They sound great, too.

[Oldiesmann]

There's an HOR like that in Hamilton, Ohio as well (two videos of it on Youtube). We also have at least 8 EOWS sirens around here (3 EOWS*115s, an EOWS*612 and a handful of EOWS*1212s), some Sterlings, and a custom shop-made siren.

[CTsirenhunter]

There is an HOR Super Sirex in West Newton, MA. It's on top of a fire station (corner of Richardson and Church Streets) right next to I-90/ Mass Pike, right before/after the Sheraton that's built over the highway. It's only a few miles away (sort of) from where I am now. But there's really no way I can get to it. I have family in Newton, but I doubt we'd ever have time to go looking for it.

[3t22]

Also don't forget the active single toned Super Sirex at The Wherehouse? (it's spelled with the question mark) in Holyoke MA. It's tested every Friday at noon. Still got to take a drive up there and hear that beast in person.

[carexpertandy]

There's an HOR like that in Hamilton, Ohio as well (two videos of it on Youtube). We also have at least 8 EOWS sirens around here (3 EOWS*115s, an EOWS*612 and a handful of EOWS*1212s), some Sterlings, and a custom shop-made siren.

I know there's a 115 in Milford, New Richmond, and Alexandria. Are there any others you know about?

Besides the Fernald Plant, there's also 4 612s in Monroe. I'm not aware of any other 1212s besides the old Fernald ones.

[Crazywarriorman]

Also don't forget the active single toned Super Sirex at The Wherehouse? (it's spelled with the question mark) in Holyoke MA. It's tested every Friday at noon. Still got to take a drive up there and hear that beast in person.

I look forward to seeing it.