That's one of cleanest Allertors i've ever seen 😬 You can even clearly see the civil defense symbol 👌 Alright - i guess this'll be on the list of my next project for warning sirens collection 😊 And of course - just like in the past - I've took your permission a few years back then i made sure to mention your channel for giving the deserved credits back to you 😉 So is it ok again for me to use your newer videos for the new project which should help grow your channel ? ⭐
@@TrainsAndSirens1 Greetings :) The video project which i took your permission for using your videos to prepare it is ready ^^ You can check it out now :) Thanks to you again ^^
@Attila Libor @Red Brick alert is used as an all clear signal in some areas, however, in most cases, its used for severe weather (usually a tornado) or a chemical emergency
Very cool sound, I can literally see the chopper when it's facing the camera, just seen the something/something alletor and it's different from this, sounds weirder, I like 125 more
Supposedly, this siren is from Prairie du Sac, WI. It would go off every day at noon, for fire calls, and Tornado warnings. It got your attention in a hurry when needed (fire calls and Tornados). I enjoyed growing up hearing it, and that noise is immediately recognizable. The Prairie public works must have taken good care of it, because it always sounded strong. Glad it's still being utilized today, the community is lucky to have it! IMO - the slow, throaty ramp up is part of the sensation, because it slowly builds the tension of the situation.
It would be nice if my county did this because 8 years ago they replaced all the Allertors (as well as Screamers and Banshees) with 2001s instead of refurbishing them
The rarest or special siren is the meteor shower siren it starts when a meteor shower starts before hitting the ground you can find ways or plans to survive a meteor shower [⚠️WARNING IS SIREN COME TO 5 OR 3 MINUTES ITS NOT A TEST I REAPEAT ITS NOT A TEST⚠️]
Stop arguing with me about this, if you had ever worked on an ACA you would know they spin counterclockwise due to the fact they are direct drive from the motor and have a directional stator
The bottom horn is used for the air intake for the chopper, and the top horn is for projecting the sound out. If you don't know what I'm talking about, look up how a siren works.
