Toronto Mobil Directo?

[500AT]

While browsing through a friend's photo collection on Flickr, I ran across this siren from ACA. I am thinking that this maybe a Mobil Directo, or at the very least an Allertor? This siren is located in the Yonge Street area in Toronto.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/danielle_s ... 396802679/

[Justin]

An Allertor, definitely.

[ginbot86]

Nah, I'm sure it's a Mobil Directo. If you look at the right of the siren, you can see the gearbox that drives the rotator.

[cauberallies]

Also, the lower horn/intake is smaller than an Allertor. A common trait of Mobil Directos .

[Justin]

I stand corrected.

[500AT]

Here is another unit in the Portlands section of Toronto. Talk about being mounted close to the ground.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/squeakybea ... 2/sizes/o/

[500 AT fan]

They are Mobil Directos. These were built from World War 2, until mid 1960's, when the first Allertor came out.

Here's another photo of one. http://www.flickr.com/photos/thnkfst/118172521/

[Siren_Dude]

Yup those are Mobil Directos, the first one is located at Yonge St @ Teddington Park Ave.

[slant-40]

Link:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=43.7 ... .37,,0,-23

It takes a couple of seconds for the frame to load - you'll see the street map first.