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ik the 4004 one is the deeper one the 3016's is the higher pitch

they are all analog lol

Hey, wait a second. I think I've been through that before. No, wait. It was in Columbia, Missouri.

there is two of them in agler rd including mifflin middle school

@97Siren No this is just a new siren. Franklin county is adding more sirens all over the county, and those this location for one.

They've installed a bunch of new ones in western Franklin County along Amity Rd.

This is over at Fisher Rd and Hilliard Rome Rd. They just put this siren up in April or May

Where's this one at? I got a video of one near Sancus and Lazelle on the north side.

Lol, I simply love the commentary xD. "Well that was worth it"

I love Dublin's siren's but I wish they would sound for 30 seconds instead of 5. The wail tone by Whelen and the Attack tone are my favorite. Dublin's sirens are great

Well that was at least their intent with having a system separate from the rest of the county, to be able to sound their sirens for other things. I was told by someone who was in Dublin once that they did sound for a severe storm warning but maybe it was just a one time thing.

I know there is a 4004 just a half mile away at the Hilliard Parks and Rec park. I hear it every Wednesday and see it. Theres the one at Davidson, also I found out and saw it over there in brown township if you take scioto darby creek rd west a mile before u hit walker rd theres a 4004.

Yep 5 Second wail or noon test. I've seen literature with both names but they're both really the same thing.

Gotcha. I didn't see this one on the map I had so I never knew it was there. It also sounds like the closest county siren (by Hilliard-Davidson I think) might be an older 4004. It has the really quick windup and a really slow wind down like a low pitched 3016.

thecompanycar if you could say.. but I believe on the whelen sirens on the different options and sounds theres a test mode or noon test mode thats quick.

This is over in Hilliard,Dublin at Homestead park in Washington Township off Cosgray Rd

Forgot to ask, where exactly is this siren in Dublin?

I used to have an audio recording of one of Dublin's 2750s which ran very similar to this one only it was higher pitched.

Dublin's sirens are in a seperate system from the rest of the county's sirens, so the county and Dublin test their sirens different ways.

Nice job! That siren would be a WPS-2805, which (if I recall correctly) is what most of Dublin's system is made up of.

Thanks for the Info

I was in Gahanna the other day and they still have their Thunderbolt up. I'm not sure if it still works but it's still up. It's on 62 at the end of Alger Rd. just west of downtown Gahanna.

I believe Dublin uses wail for tornado warnings and they use the noon test signal for Wednesday noon tests which is basically like you said a mini alert, only lasting a few seconds. I've also heard of them using the air-horn tone for severe thunderstorm warnings but I have yet to hear them in person. I have a video on my account from a nighttime tornado warning for Madison or Union County where you can hear Dublin's sirens in wail. They're pretty spooky sounding.

Yeah I miss read that website. It says 4004's 3000's meaning 3016's. Can I ask you a question about Dublins siren system. Some of the sirens do a whelen wail what's the name of the other siren sound they use. It's not a wail its like a mini alert held for 30 seconds.

As for the Thunderbolts, I want to say that they've officially all been replaced but there may still be 3 left. Most of the new ones I've heard sound slightly higher pitched than the normal 4004s. They sound at a pitch of around 560hz which is somewhere between the normal 4004s and the 3016s.

My understanding was that they've always ordered 4004s. The website has them listed as 4000s so it's not out of the question, but that's what I've understood is that all the new ones they ordered are 4004s.

oh ok cool. I just looked at the EMA website and saw there locations it had 4003 and 4004. But I could be mistaken. Do we still have any more thunderbolts? I know we have 3016's.

There actually aren't any WPS-4003s in Franklin County. They only order WPS-4004s for Franklin County and WPS-2905s for Dublin.