Thunderbolt 1000T chopper levels 1-7 demonstration 

LMAO!!!!

Lorin Hatch 👍👍👍👍👍👍

So right 😂

Lol

4:58

Friend 1 and 2: WTF I thought you were quiet kid, no turns out your louder than jet plane

I totally agree with you!!!

Don't try and use this video to learn chopper levels! Because it has no blower, the pitch is higher than normal thus not accurate.

0:51

Agreed

ikr was about to comment that

@@scootf243 me too

Sounds like it

agree

50 mA is deadly for everybody 8mA can be deadly if you have a weak hart 20 A you wil be roasted and for sure dead if they can find you back

50 mA is deadly for everybody 8mA can be deadly if you have a weak hart 20 A you wil be roasted and for sure dead if they can find you back

No. If you have a weak heart

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Jake brake you mean?

breh. a towel right?

Ivory coast

It actually does sound realistic like the WWII siren

I agree

for anyone who was around during WWI or WWII, level 2 has to be the scariest one (since it sounds like the carter air raid sirens)

Like a baby crying

People like should gtfo

this thunderbolt is eating it XD

I've noticed the same effect with stoplights. From far away they look like a toy, but stand next to one and they are basically the size of a person.

@@sorcerykid Streetlights too!

Perspective is a helluva drug

boulder89984 I love Thunderbolts too! Wish that I had a Thunderbolt!

I like #2 and #7 as well #8.

There IS no chopper level 8 (-__-)

Oh, well never mind then...I guess I just like looking at it :p

Ben Meyer omg god it does

OMG! That mighty Thunderbolt roar!!!

I don't know if by now you've done independent research but these models were used for civil defense during the cold war. They were then reused as just general warning sirens (in the Midwest we use them for Tornado Warnings or other major bad weather). There are many others that serve the same purpose and now they are often refered to as warning sirens (or a apart of an ows, outdoor warning system). I hope this answers your question and then some!

@@mayaaleshire663 Fully answered my question if I still hadn't known by now. The comment is pretty old, and I've done some research by now. I find these to be pretty menacing, especially on chopper levels 2, 3, and 7.

It is a large fan with precise blades that "chop" the air as it spins (If you have a house fan, turn it on at different speeds and speak into it. You're voice will modulate, and that same principal works on this mechanical siren). Different speeds of the chopper affect the tone of the sound out of the horn. The Federal Q siren that's widely used on fire apparatus works in the same way.

its a klaxon cs8

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@@sarahscartoonchannel7772 shut up

AllertorBoy somewhere

Somewhere in the USA

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The chopper

Edaan Friedman wow Edaan 😂

Old comment. Sorry for the stupidity.

Edaan Friedman Lol we had to start somewhere!

Yup.

its the amount of power the chopper gives

true it can killl you

Good point I was just thinking the same thing.

Most likely it has the greatest distance of sound travel.

Probably less louder

I believe Federal Signal did that on purpose

That's because he set it to do a growl test and he muffled the sound out with a towel.

Quentin Richards yeah it does!! Hahah! I have 4 by me so yeah it does.

5/6 +5/6=10/12

u mean sounds like klaxon cs8

Yeah but they are removing them Emporia used to have a few now we have 2001s and mods