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This is a weekly test of Lawrence County's Weather Siren System which apparently tests at 12:30 every Friday. It's strange because Bedford, which is also in the same county, test their 4004s EXACTLY at Noon (or at least the last time I was there they did) and the other part of the county tests thirty minutes later. This siren is on top of Mitchell's municipal building and when I went inside to tell them what my intentions were they kindly said that they test at 12:30 when I was rushing like hell to get there at 12 Noon. If I knew that they tested later I could have recorded another 4004 in Bedford AND this siren. Oh well, we all know what Whelens sound like...not like I missed much, I guess. Mitchell also has a Whelen Vortex in the north side of town, they may have another siren but I doubt it. This Sterling is mounted similar to Troy's Model 5, with the short pole mounted on the roof to achieve better height. Surprisingly, it wasn't that loud nor is the pitch real high, at least for a 16/16 Sterling. But as I always say, it was a cool experience. I wasn't expecting fast wail either and when I walked to the other side of the building, the reverb was unbelievable. You could also faintly hear the nearby Vortex. I should have set this camera there. Also, I can't decide if this is an M-5 or an M-10, if you think you know please comment below. Thanks and as always comment, like, and sub. Location of THIS siren goo.gl Lawrence County, Indiana: Outdoor Warning Siren Map goo.gl ...