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Watch in HD! I'm back! It's been awhile since I have had the time to go out and make a decent video of a siren going off. [Mostly due to the fact that I lost the camera cable to my Sony HX1, but fear not, I have bought a MS reader!] This is a video of the Roswell, GA outdoor warning siren, performing the monthly test. The siren featured is a Federal Signal Modulator 1004. It does a soft start, but gets to a decent volume. It was rather windy, so please forgive the wind noise. This siren is in a mixed system of FS 2001's and Modulators of varying size. I call these things "MicroMods." They are about as loud as a Model 2 or 3. The siren runs a 3ish minute Attack/Wail cycle. Sirens are tested every first Wednesday of the month @ 12:00. Enjoy

Monthly test of Bibb County, GA's outdoor warning siren system, conducted on the last Wednesday of every month at 11am. This siren is a 3-celled Federal Modulator with a MCP controller, and is located at the dam on Lake Tobosofkee in west Macon, which doubles as both a storm siren and for warning in the event of a dam failure. The sirens ran for right at 3 minutes today instead of the usual 45 seconds to a minute. They were having trouble remotely activating and cancelling the sirens today, which delayed the test about 5 minutes and caused them not to be able to shut them down at their normal run time.

This is a test run of a FS Thunderbolt, not exactly sure what type it is but it sounds different than any other one I have come across so far. Its being tested on the first Wed's of the month on Alert and then Attack. Hope you guys enjoy!!!! :) This is part of a network of 248 sirens in the Jefferson County EMA's advanced outdoor warning siren system in Central Alabama. Tested on the first Wed's of the month. Sounds in Alert and then Attack. Alert is used for Tornado's. Jefferson County has one of the most advanced outdoor warning systems in the US, and are the first to move to a polygon type warning system which they are now implementing, in the event of a tornado warning, sirens under the new system will only activate within the projected Polygon by the NWS to reduce false alarms for people unaffected.

here is a Federal Signal 2001-DC failed to sound. I know you guys are going to ask if i have reported this. I did and the two way system also reported there is a problem with it. My Emergency Manger is working on find the cause of it and hopefully he will have it working again soon.

First off, HUGE thanks goes out to Tyler (antiwhoknows) for editing the video for me while my computer is down and out. This is the monthly test of Houston County's outdoor warning siren system, as well as my privately-owned Federal Model 2-240. My siren is now on a new "perch", right at about 15 feet from the ground and on an actual utility pole instead of a 4x4 post. The siren does a double growl during the pre-test voice messages as a heads up to anyone in the immediate area, and is then followed by a 30sec alert tone alongside the county's sirens, and finally a ~30sec attack signal, usually consisting of two cycles.

This siren is roof-mounted on the Lakewood Fire Dpmt. HQ. It Does the same Westminister chime as the Modulator does. Hope you like the video! :)

Update- As of 5-5-12 this siren has been replaced by an ATI HPSS32. ***Highest pitch Thunderbolt on YouTube!*** Video taken on July 11th, 2011 for the weekly noon test of Wichita Kansas's Outdoor warning siren system. This is a 1964 Thunderbolt 1000 located at Lawrence Dumont Stadium in Wichita KS.This siren used to be a high pitched 1000T but i guess they changed the chopper not long ago. Siren is tested in Alert and Attack and is very high pitch. Copyright 2011 Sirenfan97 Location:maps.google.com

Alert: 0:09 Attack: 4:37 goo.gl Warning Siren Testing -The Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management conducts monthly tests of County warning sirens. On the first Saturday of each month, the outdoor warning sirens are briefly activated at 1:00 pm. This program is designed to maintain a reliable warning system. In the event of bad weather, the test may be cancelled to avoid confusion. Tornado Warning -If a Tornado Warning is received from the National Weather Service, sirens in the area will sound as follows: -Type of activation: 3-minute continuous sounding siren. Recommended action: Seek shelter immediately & implement tornado plan. Potential or Actual Emergency -other than tornadoes. If the public must be notified of a public emergency other than a tornado emergency (ie hazardous material, fire, etc) sirens in the area will sound as follows: -Type of activation: 3-minute fast high-low tone siren Recommended action: Access other mediums regarding the specific threat; monitor local TV or radio stations for more information and guidance.

*Originally Recorded 6/22/2012 This is a weekly test of the Weather Warning Siren System in Gibson County, Indiana. Sirens in Gibson County normally test at 12 Noon CST (1:00 EST) and sound a full, three minute alert cycle during tests and severe weather. Gibson County, Indiana, consists of mostly ASC sirens and a few older Federal Signal sirens that may or may not be active. The sirens only test when there is no hazardous weather imminent in the area. This siren is located on W Main St. & N 4TH St. in Francisco, Indiana. Francisco is a small town located in Gibson County along SR 64. It is between Oakland City and Princeton, Indiana. You may or may not remember that I have recorded this siren before. Just like the last time, the siren appears to run on batteries during the test. My dad recorded this siren the first time and I drove here and recorded this siren for the second time. I did this primarily to compare my old camcorder to my new one. If you haven't noticed I recorded it in the same location as the first recording. It was the first time I've heard a T-121 in person. Location of THIS siren goo.gl Gibson County, Indiana: Outdoor Warning Siren Map Ask "TheWeatherGuys" or see next link South-Western Indiana Sirens (This is siren #4.8 on map) (Collaborated) g.co First Recording of This Siren www.youtube.com

Federal Signal - Thunderbolt 1000 Location: Linn Elementary School, Topeka KS Part of the Shawnee County Outdoor Warning System Weekly Test Alert

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Alert: 0:06 Attack: 4:38 Doppler Effect: 2:52 Ambience: 1/2 Mile--Sentry 10V2T Failure goo.gl Warning Siren Testing -The Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management conducts monthly tests of County warning sirens. On the first Saturday of each month, the outdoor warning sirens are briefly activated at 1:00 pm. This program is designed to maintain a reliable warning system. In the event of bad weather, the test may be cancelled to avoid confusion. Tornado Warning -If a Tornado Warning is received from the National Weather Service, sirens in the area will sound as follows: -Type of activation: 3-minute continuous sounding siren. Recommended action: Seek shelter immediately & implement tornado plan. Potential or Actual Emergency -other than tornadoes. If the public must be notified of a public emergency other than a tornado emergency (ie hazardous material, fire, etc) sirens in the area will sound as follows: -Type of activation: 3-minute fast high-low tone siren Recommended action: Access other mediums regarding the specific threat; monitor local TV or radio stations for more information and guidance. Information Regarding Failure: The Sentry 10V2T in downtown Cowpens, South Carolina failed this month's warning siren system test. The failure was reported to Doug Bryson, Spartanburg County Emergency Management Coordinator by me, and the 911 center that activates the sirens. Mr. Bryson told me he contacted the county fire marshall, and the 911 center also contacted ...

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Indoor Ditigal Chime System Called National Time And Signal Corporation at Lewisporte Collegiate. This is a Ditigal bell system, it is alot lower than the old electric bell that they used to used. They installed this so I can change classes and walk in hallways without getting a fright from the old loud electric school bell that they used to have. It helps me alot and I feel more relax at school. This is the 9:20 AM inside chime signaling for Recess. This video was created at the end of Period 1 Classes. The school schedule at that time is 8:18 AM (outside bell) is a warning bell for students to come into the school. The 8:20 AM (Inside Chime) is for Period 1 classes. The 9:20 AM (Inside Chime) is for Recess start. The 9:30 AM got the (Outside bell) and the (Inside Chime). Recess is over at 9:30 AM. The 9:30 AM outside bell is the warning bell that tells the students outside the school that Recess is over and they has to come in the school quickly and go to Period 2 Classes. The 9:30 AM inside Chime is telling the students in the school to go to class for Period 2 Classes. The 10:30 AM (Inside Chime) is for Period 3 Classes, The 11:30 AM (Inside Chime) is the start of Lunch (Dinner). The 12:13 PM (Outside Bell) is a warning bell for telling students outside the school that Lunch ends outdoors come inside the school. The 12:15 PM (Inside Chime) is for telling studends the lunch ends inside the school go to Period 4 Classes. The 1:15 PM (Indside Chime) is for Period 5 ...

Weekly noon test of the jailbreak siren atop the Pinellas County jail, located in downtown Clearwater. The siren runs a 1-minute alert tone every Friday at dead noon as a test of the jailbreak warning system. This siren was installed in the late 50s as part of the Pinellas County Civil Defense warning system, and is one of two sirens in the county still in service. A few others still stand at schools and other local government buildings, but are all decommissioned.

This is a test of the Knox County Outdoor Siren System. Sirens are normally tested on Saturdays between 11:00-12:00 EST if the weather cooperates. Today the sirens were set to sound at 11:30. This particular siren is located on top of Tecumseh-Harrison Elementary School. A big thanks goes to the Knox Co. EMA director whom I asked If he could set them off today. Personally, this was the first time I have ever heard a 2T22 in person, yet alone a single phase 2T22. It sounded very musical and even was loud enough to vibrate the ground for a FULL three minute blast. Most of Vincennes older sirens are either mounted on a very low roof or pole. They are not the most common type of siren to find in Southern Indiana which contains mostly newer Federal Signal and Sentry sirens. I honestly didn't think I was going to be able to make it to the test today. We drove very fast to be able to make it. Once I got out of the car I could hear a nearby Sentry 3V8 for a few seconds before winding down. I thought I already missed the test. I still proceeded to have the camera record a short clip of the siren sitting still. When I was about to turn the camera off the siren sounded. Knox Co. Siren Map (Unfinished) g.co

First test in a while of my Federal Model 2, along with the county's Whelen 2900 system. Was going to run attack during the post-test voice message, but decided to be "nice" to my annoying neighbors, who were outside at the time of the test. Oh, and to anyone that's wondering... Yes, it is remotely-activated on the county system, and only does the alert signal with them. The growl was manually done by me via the AR timer's test button.

Weekly noon test of Peach County, GA's outdoor warning system. This is a Federal Sign and Signal Model 500-AT, installed in 1967, on the lower truss of Byron's downtown water tower. The sirens typically run a 1 - 1 1/2 minute alert signal for the weekly test, but today it seemed to only run about 40 seconds. This is by far the best video I have of this siren in action, as it was taken with my new Sony HD camera. By the way, in case you guys haven't noticed, I've removed the first and third videos I took of this siren, since the quality officially sucked ass on those lol.

Alert: 0:07 Attack: 5:01 goo.gl Warning Siren Testing -The Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management conducts monthly tests of County warning sirens. On the first Saturday of each month, the outdoor warning sirens are briefly activated at 1:00 pm. This program is designed to maintain a reliable warning system. In the event of bad weather, the test may be cancelled to avoid confusion. Tornado Warning -If a Tornado Warning is received from the National Weather Service, sirens in the area will sound as follows: -Type of activation: 3-minute continuous sounding siren. Recommended action: Seek shelter immediately & implement tornado plan. Potential or Actual Emergency -other than tornadoes. If the public must be notified of a public emergency other than a tornado emergency (ie hazardous material, fire, etc) sirens in the area will sound as follows: -Type of activation: 3-minute fast high-low tone siren Recommended action: Access other mediums regarding the specific threat; monitor local TV or radio stations for more information and guidance.

(*Originally recorded on September 2nd) This is a monthly test of the Monroe County (Indiana) Outdoor Warning System. This particular siren is located just south of Bloomington, Indiana on East Pointe Rd. and Morrison Ct. Although I like modulators I was disappointed since this siren did not sound for a long time as opposed to the background 2001s. This mod also seems to constantly have radio problems since many people who work at the golf course (which is by this siren) said a lot of times this siren fails to sound for its test. Another odd thing that happens is how the mod switches from an alert tone to a short wail tone. The wail tone also sounds a bit faster than most wail tones on modulators such as the DSA in Jasper. My parents also recorded this siren on that day since I was in school.