@@Nehapatel__ Probably because 1 they're omni, or 2 because they're much farther away. It was originally thought for siren to travel 1 mile apart but on average it's 3-4 Miles each siren with sirens being 2 miles apart from each other, sometimes 3 or more depending on the area you're in but generally if you're able to hear another siren louder than the other that's great, but don't always expect to hear others all the time. It's always the nearest one you're worried about plus, if you already know what it sounds like it shouldn't be a problem to grab your attention.
Those Sirens sound like Death itself screaming......those things increase the fear 10 fold! When you hear one going off that means its time to buckle up.
The power grid really took a hit. So many of those blue green flashes of wires shorting together. When you see more power flashes than actual lightning you know things are getting real bad with the wind.
Oh my Gosh I remember in this storm Ryan Hall Y'all has a livestream and I was watching the storm move in DFW area. It was so scary to sit at the window watching the cloud get darker and darker. The wind was also nuts too. I was reading the live comments and people were saying that they are hearing tornado sirens. The cloud was extremely dark grey and green. The rain was so hard that every cars have their hazards on and some were driving really fast to get home before the worst of the storm hits. It was really scary and I even made a community post about it.
5-star PHENOMENAL 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Gosh, how many warning sirens do you have?? I heard a standard siren, a hi-lo siren and a talking siren!! Pretty cool!! Then the storm hit and they stopped sounding! Do you suppose the high winds and massive lightning knocked them out??
bro my cousin has a video where her sirens went off and when I was in Grapevine I was just watching the storm and I could hear the wind creeking against the hotel
Its a DSA-6 from Addison, Texas. When the video is pointing at the school in front of the road, the siren will be locsted to the northeast of the building. In one of his earlier videos you can actually see the siren. It is close enough to be able to see
I have a suggestion on the heater- I feel like majority of the heat is going out the exhaust. There's not a lot of surface area on that round copper pipe to absorb the heat and transfer it into the interior air. I say use the same setup but install a heater core from a vehicle or tiny radiator of some sort. The tubes and fins would absorb a lot more heat and should make the overall setup more efficient. If a heater core don't work, then maybe multiple rows of smaller copper pipe.
Its very thunder birds material , if youve ever watched thunderbirds the english puppet TV programe its like this , wow never come across this kind of weather event .
