I think that's the blower, unless you're hearing the siren itself

@@I_also_like_sirens_heheI meant the siren itself, though it would probably be from the super powerful blowers these had. The buzz is hard to hear given the muddy vhs quality, but listen closely at about 0:06, it can be heard at fleeting moments when the siren faces right, very interesting. If you want to hear it very clearly you can listen to the garland recording, it’s VERY prominent and striking.

yea no sh!t you sherlock they both have the same 2 FEET WIDE CHOPPER with the same amount of ports on the bottom part and the top part of the chopper

​@@BrentmaphonLRX-13well not everyone fucking knows that like damn, calm the fuck down

the aca cyclone and p50 they port is b flat and f note

@@BrentmaphonLRX-13 bro chill you don’t have to call me a Sherlock

Most likely a prototype siren to conduct like sound tests and other stuff

I think that’s a mock siren of mawali.

it is the hurricane at milwauke fire station 39

@@ThewatertowersYTyes it is

I see it it behind the tree

its actually a 125, you can tell the difference by the smaller cone shape at the top

Sometime in the ‘90s

Ok, thanks

@@wyattpaul2009why was it removed?

Not likely

Yes, this was the unit that got put in storage for so many years.

@@BRISTOLFORCE2009it was

Plus, the Hurricane was made when the concern for civil defense was at a decline, were as the FS Thunderbolt and H.O.R. Sirex series had been around since the start the Civil Defense Act.

You mean you couldn't order any parts for them?@kolemoore8876

And the windups too fast.

It's a Cyclone 125 prototype

@@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast ok

actually it is a 125 you can tell from the smaller cone on shape on the top

I think that this Hurricane was replaced with the P-10 at Lincoln Park, because that P-10 is located only a couple blocks away from the North Shore Montessori School, and the P-50 was located about 2 miles away from there.

Elgin, NE, right behind a catholic school.

The other one is right beside a grain bin.

@@wyattpaul2009 ok, one question. is there proof it’s coded. Like a photo of the solenoid box/damper

​@@MonkeyFilmProductionsi can see it in the video

It’s right up on the cylinder above the intake, but it is not on the top where the box is, it is lower.