STH-10 Fire Siren
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It doesn't hit anywhere near as high a pitch and it is not rotating - STH-10.
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The one in the Distance at the other location sounds like a 2001. Definately right about the STH-10
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Thats what I thought. Everything I've ever seen, heard, or read tells me that the 2001 has 12 ports, aside from crazywarriorman's comment.
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2001s don't stay at a steady tone that long for attack signal and I promise you that sound is a STH-10.
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No, every single 2001 ever made since the late 80s, when the "round-back" 2001-DCs were introduced, have been 12 port. They use a high-tone Model 3's rotor, which has 12 ports. If they had a 10 port rotor, and the motor ran at the same speed it does now, they would sound more like a rotating version of an old Model 5.
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thats a 2001
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the 2001 is 12 port also just like the STH, but uses a smaller rotor, possibly the same one used on the Model 3. Federal never made a 10 port siren, and only used a 10 port rotor/stator on the 2T22/3T22.
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Hmm. Didn't know that. You learn something new every day!
Does that mean that the motor has a higher RPM rating?
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Yes I am positive that it is only 10 ports.
No both sirens are STH-10's. The one at the Fire Station in the distance has a lower pitch than the one in town.
MichiganCSX622 1 year ago