Oklahoma City Tornado Siren Test

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At 12:00 PM, Oklahoma City conducted a Weekly test of their outdoor warning sirens on Saturday, July 17th, 2021. The test consisted of a full Alert.
This siren is located at 200 N Walker Ave. The sirens are Tested every Saturday at 12:00 PM, Weather Permitting.
I apologize for the shitty shots, my powershot was a bit to over-exposed, due to me and Dylan setting up under the shade of the parking garage.

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@HSETM 5 месяцев назад

that reverb is purely amazing.

@DutchmanRadio 9 месяцев назад

Cool vid!

@alarmandsirenguy 3 года назад

Awesome!!

@adamssirenadventures6574 3 года назад

Nice video

@FalconArtistic 2 года назад

I’ve lived in Norman since 2014 and I never normally hear 4 quick beeps before going off

@MissouriSirens 3 года назад

Nice!

@GhostlyGuitar 3 года назад

Yes

@dfwsirens6325 3 года назад

Idk if that always happens with whelens but sometimes i feel it is just constantly beeping. Nice Video!

@OWS_Crazy1 3 года назад

Constantly beeping? Not totally getting your Message bud lol.

@brodiessirenproductions 3 года назад

I know what you’re talking about I think. The reason it does that it’s because these are supposed to be 450hz. But when the silent test them, there is an error that occurs in the control board that drops the pitch to 435hz and gives it that beeping/popping sound. But since OKC silent tests every day at 9AM, they will never be 450hz. If this isn’t what you’re talking about then I just wasted 5 minutes. Lmao. But now you know.

@dfwsirens6325 3 года назад

@@brodiessirenproductions yeah i think that sounds about right, it feels like a pitch drop.

@cooldomino1800 3 года назад

Can you get a ambience of this system sometime?

@OWS_Crazy1 3 года назад

There’s plenty of them out there

@cooldomino1800 3 года назад

@@OWS_Crazy1 ok.

@loganmshelts 3 года назад

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@workingsirensmit5109 Год назад

The small little siren

@RossiZockt Год назад

Is that the only siren in downtown Oklahoma, or are there others?

@OWS_Crazy1 Год назад

There’s at least 150 of them

@DutchmanRadio 9 месяцев назад

@@OWS_Crazy1yeah we have tons

@ronaldmetze3706 Год назад

I live in Perry Georgia we have about 11 of those sirens

@TheBryanChannel 4 месяца назад

0:06 it starts

@DuckboyTheDuck 3 года назад

Why do the Whelen sirens boop two times in OKC?

@brodiessirenproductions 3 года назад

Oklahoma City has over 180 sirens, so they have to hit the alert button on the commander twice to make sure all sirens activate. Because since there is so many sirens on one single system, not all sirens are able to respond to the first set of DTMF tones.

@DuckboyTheDuck 3 года назад

@@brodiessirenproductions I used to live in Oklahoma City so I remember that

@aaronberns8485 2 года назад

@@brodiessirenproductions, OMG! 180 sirens. That's insane. Oklahoma City has more than enough sirens.

@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL 2 года назад

@@aaronberns8485 well OKC is a very big city. So they need a lot of sirens to cover the whole city. And since it is a city that has tall buildings, the sound can’t travel very far so in some areas sirens are placed like within a 0.7 mile radius of each other