Siren information:
Type: Modulator Series II 8032B-C ("C" denotes the metal pole this siren is mounted to).
Installed: February 2022, replaced a nearby 2001-SRN
Controller: Ultravoice (UV)
Tone: Dual
Date: July 4th, 2023
Location: Romeoville Lewis University Power Plant, Romeoville, IL, United States.
Exact coordinates: 41°36'12.8"N 88°04'52.3"W or 41.603550, -88.081198
Activation Time: 10:00 AM
Cycle: 2 cycles of 1-minute wail and voice message
Camera: Canon Powershot SX280HS
Secondary: Samsung Galaxy S10 Smartphone user-facing integrated camera
Recording Location: Lot MM, Lewis University
Distance: 300 feet
Happy independence day! For this test, I had no idea where I wanted to go, partially due to paranoia that a lot of places would cancel testing due to the holiday. I found out about this modulator at midnight before the test and realized it wasn't documented on any sort of map, so I set out to find it. After some professional google earth gaming, I found the location and set my sights to record it the following morning. The rest is history! This siren was EXTREMELY quiet, I didn't even need hearing protection when I got close, let alone at the distance I was recording from! Still though, nice to finally knock out my first modulator and dual-toned electronic siren!
Thanks for watching!
Strangely enough, this siren replaced a perfectly functioning 2001-SRN just east of it. The 2001 had its controls ripped off and it sat inactive for a while. By January 2024, it had been removed. I have no idea what Romeoville was thinking but that replacement is a downgrade and a half.
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