Federal Thunderbolt 1003A Siren Test | Alert, HiLo-Wail, Attack, HiLo | Nocona, TX 

Tru tru

Lmao yes

Thanks!

This video reminds me of when i recorded silverstreets thunderbolt for the first time lmao

I agree. Unfortunately, these things are beautiful and exceedingly rare.

Thanks!

LMFAO

It's called undulating Hilo That is not alternate wail

Thanks! And that's pretty cool!

Well I guess that's true! And thanks lol

That's right. They blow away the millenials!

Then somebody brings out a Chrysler bell victory siren that’s a silent generation

Thanks!

What?-

I suppose I am!

Thank you!

I know, such a 5 year old.

Wildfire signal is not real. It was made up by someone who said wapakoneta’s bolt came from Washington where there are wildfires

@@SNIXC But it can only be activated not by ar timer so yes I is not real but no despite it's a real Thunderbolt and using that rare signal that does exist but is not available on the ar timer

Fnap_ World_7765 wapakoneta, and valley springs both did that signal due to being broken. It’s not a real signal. You can modify it to do that but most don’t. There are 3 videos of wapakoneta’s bolt trying to do fire wail, but due to the timer being screwed it does not function properly, here’s one of them, starts towards the end ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rND8Kyc7ZFU.html And as you most likely know, there are more than 3 videos of valley spring’s west thunderbolt before the chopper burnt out

@@SNIXC ok

@@SNIXC oof rip Thunderbolt chopper

I think the port shutters and rotors are all powered by one thing. So when the power is cut to wind down the rotor, the shutters loose power as well. Don’t quote me on this, this is just my thinking.

@@SynFuZe well that was my same thought tbh.

Thats purposeful, normally 1003s don’t do full on alt wail unless modified to do so

That's because it was indeed an undulating hi-lo.

Those are not powered by one thing. Indeed you can see the port shuttered for some time before winding up again. And those were modified as undulating hilo, where hilo is only to be heard when winding up, shutters open when winding down, and repeat.@@SynFuZe

Fire call usually.

But with the Whelens it is usually flood warning

It means I'm about to fart

@@jonuthinslawncareandconstr7772 you are funny 😒

Ye

Thunderbolts in High-Low aren't exactly common anymore, and you'll usually catch them doing steady that said, there are a good handful that do hi-lo wail like this one

are you refering to the one in saint paul,nebraska?

Tyler Well this one doesn’t stay in hi lo while it winds down the one in St Paul does though.

@@kansasstatealerting2874 it’s and earlier model that’s why, because they came equipped with an AGASTAT for the solenoids meaning they would stay on for an amount of time, if you listen closely you can hear the solenoids clicking right after the blower shuts of

IDK

because the whelens he dinint hear

Yep.

shush.

*TSM is gæ, stop the references*

i love earape

@@toybartley3528 I love eaRRape too

They are different

bruh

@@CentralOHSirens bruh , that was 2020