Filmed 6/17/2023
Siren Info:
Siren Name: Federal Signal SD-10
Active: Yes
Replaced: Nothing
Installed: 2003
Uses: Tornado Warnings
Port Ratio: 9/12
Siren Controller: Federal Signal FC
Duration: 5 minutes of Attack
Testing: Every Saturday at 12:00 PM ET
Time When Siren Activated: 12:00 PM
Siren Loudness: 107.2 Decibels
Other Units Heard: None
Other Enthusiasts Present:
Emmett (@SDTrains8098)
Jack (No Channel)
What cancels the test:
1. Problem sending the signal to the siren
Location of this siren: maps.app.goo.gl/saGfLdRnuhPth...
Equipment Used:
Main Shot: Canon Powershot SX70HS
Secondary Shot: Panasonic Camcorder HC-V180
Audio: Canon Powershot SX70HS, Zoom H1n
Radio: None
Other Notes: On Saturday, we all decided to head to Sharon for one of their SD-10’s as we heard it does 5 minutes of attack for testing. It was a lot of fun and will definitely come back for the other SD-10 in the future. After this, we all showed off some of our fire and smoke alarms which was very cool. Unfortunately, the wind sock on my Zoom wasn’t fully secured at the time so wind got into the mic itself and kinda ruined the recording. So, I decided to combine both the Powershot and Zoom audio to hopefully make that up and I can keep the echoes that were caught by the Zoom. Overall, it was a fun test and I am very pleased with how it came out.
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9 сен 2023
