UPDATE 6/8/2024: Due to voltage issues, the chopper level has been bumped up to level 2.
Filmed 10/5/2023
Siren Info:
Siren Name: Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1003
Active: Yes
Replaced: Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1003
Installed: May, 2023
Uses: Fire Calls, Special Occasions
Port Ratio: 5/6
Chopper Level: 1
Siren Controller: Unknown
Duration: 31 seconds of Hi-Lo
Testing: Every day except for Sundays at 6:00 PM ET
Time When Siren Activated: 6:01 PM
Siren Loudness: 110.6 Decibels
Other Units Heard: None
Other Enthusiasts Present:
None
What cancels the test:
1. Problem sending the signal to the siren
Location of this siren: maps.app.goo.g...
Equipment Used:
Main Shot: Canon Powershot SX70HS
Secondary Shot: Panasonic Camcorder HC-V180
Audio: Zoom H1n
Radio: None
Other Notes: After finding out this siren was recently put back up and fully working again, I just knew I had to check this thing out and I am so glad I did. It was very punchy and very loud to. However, getting there was quite terrifying. A lot of slowdowns, crashes, and morons on the road. I was originally going to arrive at 5:42 when I started heading out but because of all the crazy crap, it went up and up and up. When the ETA got to 5:57 I was so nervous. I got even more nervous seeing it hit past 6. I thought I wasn’t going to make it but by some miracle, Google Maps found an alternative route to avoid the rest of the slowdowns. Thanks to that, I was able to arrive at 5:50, giving me enough time to set up and get a great shot. It was still a lot of fun filming the bolt and I highly recommend it to those that haven’t filmed it yet.
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