tbh when I saw the title of this video I was thinking at first that this was going off because of a fire lol. I didn't think that the siren would ACTUALLY catch on fire! Well done for catching this.
Lol, the actual reason it gets higher is cos the blower takes up energy but when the blower isn't on the chopper can speed up cos there is nothing taking up power. Think of it like lag cos there is too much crap going on
@@OKARWXbrandon but it's less service cost, but also at the end of the day they have lives to save, and if something got stuck in the roots it would be better to burn through a belt than the motor not be able to trun, so i guess belt drive is the best way to go
holy cow! that definitely is not good. It's probably the blower that was the issue, not the chopper. The chopper seemed fine throughout the test. good video, glad you were able to catch this.
@@Elizabeth-ts4om the blower must have locked up and the belts might have disintegrated or something close to that. Either way, it's not good that it happened.
We still have thunderbolts in Michigan nothing beats them they put those new sirens most of everywhere we still have a few left when you hear that Sound you know to take cover unless to test there iconic better than any air raid siren in the world besides the Crisler Siren
I was just there at that siren I did not see smoke because I was at another siren when this siren was blowing out smoke. I have three sirens to monitor. And report those back to Cleveland County Emergency Management via an Amateur Radio Club.
This happened to a thunderbolt in my town. it's been replaced with a T-128 though. I saw it catch fire and could smell the blower... I was out for my resese time. the statewide drill was why.
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I think a burned belt because the blower still sounded like it was running but except without the belt running, that's why the blower changed tone because the pressure difference of air I'd assume, kind of like a burned broken belt inside a vacuum cleaner.
It was clearly a tornado tone, it was being tested. It's labeled fire because it practically caught fire, if not then just smoked from a burnt belt. Make sense now