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Hi all! I was wondering, is this German Siemens siren or is this Finnish teho-ulvo siren? My fried asked from one town about that kind of siren, they said its Finnish Elektro-Arola OY Teho-Ulvo. So i need to know is that true. EDIT: Wrong place, could someone move to Sirenen im restlichen Ausland » Elektromechanische Sirenen

Oh thats tricky! Could be a Siemens FmSi, Landert MSL3 or the finnish one. I cant tell...
Can you film it?

BTW: are you Joni Alvesa in the FB Page "Siren Enthusiasts"?

Hi Joro!
I think this is not a Siemens siren. The model Fm SI 41 looks very similar but there are some differents. The top roof has another shape and the motor seems to have some ventilation slots. But its interesting to see, that the Finnish and the Greek built sirens similar to our Siemens FM SI 41. Thanks for your pictures!

Greetings from Germany!
Steffen

it's not a Landert MSL-3

It's definitely neither a Landert, nor a Siemens! Just have a look at the motor and it's mounting plate.

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Lint41 hat geschrieben:Hi Joro!
I think this is not a Siemens siren. The model Fm SI 41 looks very similar but there are some differents. The top roof has another shape and the motor seems to have some ventilation slots. But its interesting to see, that the Finnish and the Greek built sirens similar to our Siemens FM SI 41. Thanks for your pictures!

Greetings from Germany!
Steffen

Hi Steffen. Actually we do have Siemens FM SI 41 - L135 sirens in Greece. viewtopic.php?f=37&t=1138
Also, it will be very nice to have a recording of the Finnish siren. close-up: http://www.student.oulu.fi/~tomilepp/pics/sireeni.jpg

Hello, this is definitly a siren of type Strömberg WZAW, a finish siren.

Servus!
Ja Felix, da hast du recht... Wusste gar nicht das du dich da auch aus kennst!

Habe hier par Werbebätter von den Jaulen... Die haben auch kleine Sirenen gebaut!