Hamilton, Ohio H.O.R. Si-Rex Siren Test (Full Alert) (Butler County) 8-7-19 

HA THE SI-REX

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Yes it does. Thanks for watching and subscribe!

Like the old Amber ALERT sound when it’s in alert.

@@queencitysirens8755 whoo

@@jimgahn9188 oh my god it does

Then where's the heavy metal??

It's not going anywhere until it dies.

​@@Videogamer52100if it does, hopefully TrainsAndSirens1 gets it

It absolutely sounds like one of the downfalling string tones in a horror/spooky movie. Say for example the ghost track on Mariokart 😂

@@jetstream454 Yeah, but you're forgetting about it's greatest use....... JAZZ

​@@kansasclocksandsirens Jazz?

@@jetstream454 Yeah. The tritone is commonly used in jazz

Thanks, It sure does!

Ya it's so cool

Thanks, Duncan!

Thanks, Bruin! Glad we could meet up!

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@@queencitysirens8755 Its a shame im on the opposite end of the USA. Nearest siren is a state over. (Mobile, Alabama's failing Thunderbolt 1000 at Dog Park)

Fsk is a type of activation tone.

FSK stands for frequency-shift keying.

Thanks, Frankie!

Sirens Of SW Ohio Yep!

Only in ohio but actually only in ohio

Thanks!

@@queencitysirens8755 Could use another coat of paint, but if it works, thats all that matters.

Sounds like it lol. But there are no 3t22s in Butler County. What your hearing is a mixture of t-bolts, and 508s.

Eksiuse me how are you?

3 Minutes of alert

My grandpa is from butler,ohio

1st off, Thank you for subscribing! 2nd, Finding a Si-Rex to restore would be very hard to find. These are VERY rare sirens, and this one is the rarest. The only 7/10 port siren to exist. Finding other sirens isn't too hard to acquire. But finding parts/ restoring one may take time, and effort, especially for amateurs. I'm not sure how much of a DIYer, or fixer-upper you are, but if you work with mechanics a lot, It might be pretty easy for you. I hear Grainger has a lot of siren-related parts. You're best bet for acquiring an older siren would be looking for siren graveyards. TIP: Look in small-rural areas. You might get lucky and find sirens laying behind volunteer fire stations. (Trust me, that happened to me before). I went to film a siren, and walked up to the station with another siren enthusiast. And we found 2 thunderbolts laying on the ground, behind the station. It best to ask first, especially if it's not a volunteer station. But if it's a volunteer station, and no one is there 24/7. They probably would notice the siren was missing, or really care to be honest. But always ask first. Another option is Ebay and Govdeals.com. Hope this Helps!

@@queencitysirens8755 thank you! And ive restored several sirens (most of them were privately owned at the time) but ive repaired a few at volunteer fire departments before. And ill definitely check out the sites!

@@kevinobrien1685 Cool! If you do it in the future. Making RU-vid videos on it would be greatly liked and appreciated! I know a lot of enthusiasts who would love to see videos about it.

Don't know for sure. It's part of the Si-rex series. There's no real confirmation of being call a super sirex. It also makes sense that the single headed version would be call sirex 15s. And yes, I know about the omni directions sirexes in Massapequa. It just doesn't seem to make sense.

thats an old siren. the older sirens sounded creepy lol

@@skywolfx76 Also the port ratio is 7/10. Very unusual.

@@CentralOHSirens it really gives it this deep tone not many or any other sirens have

@@skywolfx76 Yep.

@@CentralOHSirens definitely a siren you won't see being built today, modern manufacturers would definitely not make that for the reason, it's too chilling lol

Yea, Butler county is pretty weird. It sounds like they switch up the tones sometimes. If you watch Bill's (amtrak3501) video. You can hear that the tones are a little different

Nope

there are still plenty of them, just not much like this one

Only in Ohio

Please stop

The Horn is on the intake If the intake doesnt project sound, The shroud (The sirex helmet) Is just a horn, i mean the chopper ports

Stop

You'd have to ask Clayton Werden. He stated the wind knocked down an SRN and was replacing it.

Sirens Of SW Ohio interesting. Surprised they didn’t replace it with a 2001-130 or 508.

@@carexpertandy Yea, They wanted a replacement quick, so they contacted Werden.

Ree-a AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH!

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Sounds like siren head OMG

The iconic noise for siren head is an MC federal signal Modulator doing alternate wail

Only in Ohio, but the red stuff kind of looks like blood but it’s red paint idk

@@Madhav_GTR That's rust

@@kansasclocksandsirens I was saying that is rust and probably a red coat that the siren used to have but I think they changed it to a yellow coat maybe

@@Madhav_GTR No. It was always yellow, as this was used for Civil Defense purposes

@@kansasclocksandsirens that probably is rust anyways

Yes it sounds awesome

I’m visiting it tomorrow

There are abandoned dual head ones around the US, one around Winterhaven, CA is dual tone, and inactive

It's not that fast. It's only about 4 RPM

1953 or 54

Actually they were made in the 1960s

This one went up in 1954 when that building was the old fire department and police station. All the other sirens were installed around 1975-1977.

Thanks!

It hasnt been edited yet but its a Super Sirex

Your is dead

They look scary Your right

No. The Sirex is a vertical omnidirectional siren. The super Sirex is a rotating horizontal siren. The Super Sirex can be single headed (like this one) or dual headed

@@kansasclocksandsirens those ones were rigged to be Omni bc the rotators broke

@@SylvesterTheSupernatural They were also originally offered

@@kansasclocksandsirens at least the ones in Massapequa or however it's spelled had them converted

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Still up and working.

Even after 60 years 🤯

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Watch your language, please.

Built in 1953

thanks

also whats the oldest tornado siren you've testsed

that worked

I have an ASC T-128 in my town in north dakota

No

*roar

@@MasenMonster Harry O. Ricci. Hear Our Roar was made up.

@@queencitysirens8755 I know. I just think it sounds cooler.

Stop

No

@@SNIXC y e s

Shut plz

@@dinkindane Shut plz

Shut up

You can’t even spell right

Ikr lol

STOP FUCKING SAYING IS SIREN HEAD FOR FUCKIN GODS SAKE