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*Originally recorded June 1ST, 2012 This is a monthly test of all emergency siren systems in Dubois County, Indiana. Tests are usually conducted the first day of each month at 4:00 EST (3:00 CST), weather permitting. With the exclusion of Jasper and and the rest of Dubois County, sirens in Huntingburg are on a different system. The newer sirens have two-way radio controls and the older ones are activated via telephone relay. Although the older sirens have been "replaced", they are still used for backup purposes in case the newer system fails. If you listen carefully you can hear four sirens. The first siren to activate was the 2001-SRN located near the railroad. You can also faintly hear the 2001-SRN located near OFS Furniture. The next few sirens you hear activate next are the sirens on the old telephone relay system. The STH-10A comes in very clear in this recording. The Model 7 located by the utilities office can also be heard but faintly. A big thanks goes to my mom who filmed this while I was out recording a siren in Ireland. People actually thought there was a tornado warning due to the gusty winds and overcast skies that occurred that day. Dubois County, Indiana: Outdoor Warning Siren Map g.co South-Western Indiana Sirens (Siren #s 7.20, 7.21, 7.22, & 7.23 on map) (Collaborated) g.co

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This video was made in response to a request we got from an enforcement agency looking to monitor illegal activity from remote locations. They had managed to secure local property owner's permission to install a cctv system but were concerned the cctv cameras they currently used were too large, to the point where some owners were refusing permission. We came up with two solutions, both low cost within their product groups: We suggested a low cost PTZ cctv camera which could be controlled from the agency's office using an internet connection and the virtual control panel of our DVR recorder. This featured a powerful 10 times optical zoom lens. We also suggested a low cost, almost throw away solution using a modified version of our B5 series standard body day / night cctv camera with a 9-22mm manual zoom lens. Both cameras were specified without infra red illumination (hence the modification of the B5 series camera). This is because number plate identification was important in obtaining a prosecution and the infra red illumination tends to glare out UK number plates which are highly reflective. All the products are available from our website at www.cctv42.co.uk

Ritwika teaches how to make a passive attenuator and get ultimate quality audio for your Canon 5D videos. If you like Ritwika's song, check her recordings at supportren channel.