Highview, KY Federal Signal 3T22 Hi/Lo Siren Test -5/14/19 

Mr. Thunderbolt, Kindly take your prejudice and shove it up your ass, thank you

​@Mr. Thunderbolt Are you *trying* to get no one to like you? Because you're doing a damn-good job.

Mr. Thunderbolt You immature comment speaks volumes more than a profile picture. Noob.

Elizabeth_958 Dont forget this mr thunderbolt kid is the same person who said early thunderbolts didnt rotate 😂

@Mr. Thunderbolt You need to be Y E E T E D from the siren community like the idiotic assholes before you.

Agreed

hi HILO HILO HILOHILO

yes

ayo wassup bro

It just has dampers so they can do high low

EQ Buffers That wasn’t Boys Town was it?

@@andyt1424 no one knows

Fordyce NE?

@@andyt1424 nickerson nebraska

@@Raise986 nickerson nebraska

Siren

@@nelsonsantos4218 yes

@@nelsonsantos4218 No shit

@@sirenjunkie2148 sherlock

@@nelsonsantos4218 Ok

@Elevators & Sirens of MSP holy crap! That looks like a battle between ATI and 3T22 and 3T22 used hi lo! So, 3t22 wins!

‏وما فوق

And THAT’S a rarity! Even better than finding a B&M 15-ar-x series IMHO.

@@TheMatsushitaMan yeah

@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 This one is healthy because they still repair it! I might be able to record a siren in Mobile, AL if im lucky enough to be able to somehow get over there, which im in luck because I will be going to Mobile, AL to board a cruise liner in November!

@@LukiRudaka ok

The solenoid tho

Wow 1 year ago

@@tornadosirensofloisiana7663 Yeah. Ikr.

Or they have stuck dampers

@@PanferriDPMO that too

Aw

@@SaltLakeSirens hes not making fun of your town

That’s where the 3 in the name comes from

huh

@@TylersSirensandEASif you don’t get it which I can tell you don’t based on when you commented, don’t worry about it, the video premiered when it was posted and noie was taking forever to get the video to work

Cchrisbud813 thats the airport. They sound whelens off when a storm is 20 miles, 15, and 10 miles away.

Only thing in Lyndon I can tell you is there is 1 3t22 1 T1000 (Westport middle) and 2/3 2001 130/

@Timofey Kozyrev Don't plug your channel on other people's videos, thanks.

@Timofey Kozyrev It's not right. People come here for the uploader's videos, not yours. If your videos are good and have good viewer retention, they get promoted more heavily by youtube. If not, they stall with 50-200 views. If you need to plug your channels in comments of *other people's* videos you're probably not doing something right. Plugging your channel in comments makes you look desperate for channel growth and is unsustainable because most people think "Oh that guy wants me to visit his channel because he commented about it. I'm not going to." Work on your channel first like adding tags and seo, not piggybacking off of other's success. No, I won't be nice about you using someone else's channel to benefit yourself.

@@pootispiker2866 he's not using this channel to self promote. He's talking about the motor the siren uses, and providing a reference video. Please leave him alone.

@@Sipex6484 the person deleted there comment

I like the sound of it

i am just going to leave this* page open over night

@@DigitalSirens then all of the sudden the video starts and the neighbors think ww3 is starting. XD

@@bodes_26 XXXXDDDDD

you should take audio from tinker reece's video, with his permission. I can ask him for you if you'd like.

Postville’s 3t22 does. Here is a video

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P8-6b_oiOec.html

Is it because the dampers start operating as soon as the siren motor starts up?

@@TheMatsushitaMan No the early 3T22's/1003's had flashers in them so that the solenoids would continue to operate on the wind-down IIRC.

@@MidwestSirenProductions its flasher is controlled by a agastat... literally. i have two old RC6 panels from the early-mid 60s and they both have agastats wired inline with the flasher to keep the solenoids operating on windup and down. i have a video of one of them on my channel.

What's in this 'neat system?'

@@iowansirenrecordings2454 well, in Algood (community right outside of cookeville) there is an active, rare Sterling N5, which is an 8 port making it even more rare. In cookeville, there are 4 2001-AC's with the original rare SC controllers, and in Baxter, TN (in the same county) there is a Model 5 with the bottom part of the housing missing, making it look like an ACA Cyclone. There is also an STH10 and a Model 5 in Cookeville. Algood also has 2 2001s (newer), and Monterey has a model 5 and sth10

@@MiddleTNSirens how do you know the N-5 is active?

@@iowansirenrecordings2454 I went and toured the EMA office, and the director (controls the sirens) told me it is still active.

@@MiddleTNSirens how were you able to get to your the EMA office? Asking them?

Same

The high pitch comes from the upper rotor and stator. Technically though the solenoid that causes the siren to emit the high tone is actually the lower solenoid because it is blocking the low tone.

@@flyoversirens3704 thankyou for replying back and answering. I was guessing it was the top solenoid but I wouldn't have guess it was the bottom solenoid that produced the high tone. Definitely something new I learned about the 3T22.

STH-10 is the high pitched one STL-10 is the low pitched one

Thank you

Cs8?

There are none. This is what they sound like when they are fully operational.

Yes

It's a very early 3T22A

They probably aren't generated Wait they are-

They're accurate though