I am back in school after several years away to finish my MA. The building I live in has Wheelock NS horn/strobe units, which were installed in 2002 and I have not yet heard. If you want to hear what an NS sounds like bad enough, I own one, and have a recording of it in Temporal code-3 and steady. ...

that was freakin awesome. That has to be one of the eeriest recordings I've ever heard. Makes me like the 3T22 even more

I have a video saved up from a past siren contest of one doing a single toned wail. I'll see where it is and post it.

awesome video. maybe you can shoot a video fo the 2T once you get it and it's installed

Truckie6119 wrote:I used a Leaf Blower to spin the rotors. It works pretty good!

This gives me a great idea to try once I come get it (which will in the next 2-3 weeks I'll e-mail you on the date)

I'm sure most of you on here know about my sirens but for any new comers here's my collection (so far and no I don't have access to 3 phase power) 2T (soon to be traded for a 3T22) 12 port 3 phase 5 16 port dual head 3 phase M-5 1000 head 6VDC 66L and coming soon in addition to the 3T22 a 3 phase 12...

that is a Federal B code siren. The holes on the side were probably used for the coding system either dampers or a brake

The sound is most likely dudded. It sounds more like a Sterling M but it could be speeded up footage of the Chrysler. There's also just after they show the guy roll back under the truck he's working on a few good shots of an IBM double projector 4030 fire alarm horn. The sound you hear while the hor...

that is a Federal B coded siren. There's been a few ads for this siren posted on ebay.

http://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/vernon_ct.jpg This is a dangerously low siren. It's only 15' off the ground. And yes it's very painful when it goes off. Back when the town tested it (it's no longer used for any purpose and the FD wants to keep it "just in case") I decided to record it up cl...