nOC-glVRyU4 Although not my original plan, I decided to head on over to Carbondale to record their only 1000T which is located on Willow and Michaels. The city has several Whelens, 2001s, and a system of Mods at SIU (which you can hear shut off after the Thunderbolt winds down). Strangely, I could ...

b3iggYOG83A Here's Mt. Vernon's newest 612 which is the only siren in the system that hasn't been upgraded to UV. This siren instead has MCP and is located by Summersville Grade School atop a slender, steel pole. If you watched my previous videos of this system, not much is different with this one....

dBN03JqlFTc A local told me once that they hear tornado sirens test 12 Noon, every Saturday from their home in the St. Marks in Perry County (there's another one in my county). With the closest siren in Tell City five miles away, it really seemed like there had to be a closer one somewhere. Any non...

9kAk0G8D5us Earlier this month I met up with a few other enthusiasts to redo this beast of a siren. I met Chris Brewington and Nick Metts for the first time, and surprisingly Ian Tate joined in as well whom I haven't seen in forever. It sounded just as good as it did since the last time I was here ...

coppercarl wrote:Wow, I didn't know about the one of City Hall. Was this the one on the far west end of town or by the high school?

Sorry for the late response. This one is located at the high school by a parking lot on University Street.

4rcNALzBJCU Behold, my first ACA siren recording ever (not counting the ASC branded T-135 in Memphis). Eldorado, Illinois, has three Banshee 115s and one lone Model 2. Just recently I found another Banshee on top of the City Hall downtown bringing the total to four sirens altogether. Ever since we'...

SZX4TMEw Well, as some of you may already know, I've recorded all ten of Jasper's sirens already. So I decided to head back to the only 3RD generation -SRN in Jasper's system, which is located along Lechner Ln and 2ND Street. My plans were to record it from a distance on Gatsby Court, but instead, ...

RcQSfnIw1AU Story time. So, it's Friday, and since college was starting really soon, I decided to go record a siren somewhere NOT in Evansville/Henderson. I really wanted to do an ambience of Owensboro's system, which has some of the best, saturated coverage in the tri-state area. I set my destinat...

m1o6jYtaIhw Just like with the -130 recording awhile back, I headed back over to Henderson County due to the overcast skies, and the fear of Evansville not testing (they can be a little finicky sometimes). Back in 2009 Ian Tate recorded this same siren at Community Park but, the disk inside did an ...

YwaejKAbpUo I've always wondered which tones set off what in Orange County's system. So, I decided why not settle for the T-128 by the high school again? If you've seen my more recent videos of their sirens, you'll notice they use a lot of tones to fully activate the system. The DTMF tones activate...