Oddball Siren. What The Heck Is It??

[crescentstar69]

Just picked this up today in a trade deal. It obviously has a Federal Interceptor style face plate and controls, and sounds like a newer, high pitched Interceptor, but it is in a project box style enclosure. I thought it was a transplanted Federal at first, but the box actually seems a little well done for someone to have swapped the innards. I think it was some kind of kit project, similar to the old Heathkit sirens from the 70's, but it looks and sounds totally different, and has absolutely no markings. It actually sounds great, and everything works. Ever seen anything like it?kit siren 012.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]kit siren 013.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]kit siren 014.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]kit siren 015.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]kit siren 016.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]kit siren 010.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]kit siren 011.JPG[/attachment:2soegsbs]

 

[MIKET2]

Looks like a PA20 or Federal Interceptor, Federal Director with no labeling I've never seen one with no labeling


looking newish like that, looks like a good siren to tinker with.

 

[ChargerLighting]

The front looks like a PA300 minus the labels....but the rest I dunno....

 

[stansdds]

The paint looks like it was applied with a brush. Maybe it was someone's home built or rebuilt unit? Or perhaps a Chinese knock-off?

 

[squad 51 fan]

it's a private label pa-20, made for dietz,dominon or some other company it's missing the jeweled light on the front and has a larger manual button.

 

[Wailer]

Looks like someone took the guts of a PA20A series 2E and put it into a different box.


If it has high-pitched tones, it is definitely a PA20A 2E.

 

[crescentstar69]

The paint looks like it was applied with a brush. Maybe it was someone's home built or rebuilt unit? Or perhaps a Chinese knock-off?

Actually, that's just the lighting. The finish is sprayed and doesn't look too bad. The holes are punched and not crude like it was done at home. Guess we will never know.