German sirens always sound a perfect 4th interval. This siren uses a 2nd interval, which was unique to the British Isles and is still used by French fire brigades. French "Martinshorns" vary by interval to indicate the service responding: 2nd for fire, 4th for police, 5th for ambulance, and 6th for Surete.
Ja natürlich möchte ich lieber ein Martin-Horn, aber kostet es über 1.000 Euro, während des Fiamm kostet um 250 euro... Duh! Auch ist es so schwer ein Martinshorn außerdeutsch zu finden.....
@MrJasonSmarts I got it from SP services UK. I have the compressor in the engine bay, with two hoses that run up front. The relay is below the steering wheel, the switch near by. Thank you!
The siren is definately made by FIAMM, which is an Italian company. They were widely used by British fire brigades and the odd brigade still use them today. What a lovely sound! So much nicer than the electronic variety.
im a german boy i say u the right description of the video:
forgive me my german sucks, es tut mir leid, denn ich kann nicht so gut deutsch sprechen ... aber hier ist meine neue feuerwehr sirene ... ich will in meinem auto putzen. JA! Bitte enjoy
Yes, this ist not a german Siren. This is not a Martinhorn or an italian Fiamm-Horn with german tone sequence. I do not know a Fire truck or an other Rescue car in germany with this siren.
I like your voice.
ROBLOXingHabbo 1 month ago
ha meine brüste wachsen
ToniaEilenere247 1 month ago
Still used by the british fire dept. They are also fitten to the Green Goddes (google it)
lea1mercian 1 month ago
Upload some more videos! Like to see your car in action with the siren.
koolyman 5 months ago in playlist koolyman's Favourited Videos
What's wrong with your cam?^^
23aztek 1 year ago
US siren: Wee woo wee woo wee woo weeeeeeeeeeeeeee woooooooooooooo!
UK siren: Nee naw nee naw nee naw!
Racecars721 1 year ago
@F19882 They are Italian
Kraakmo 1 year ago
German sirens always sound a perfect 4th interval. This siren uses a 2nd interval, which was unique to the British Isles and is still used by French fire brigades. French "Martinshorns" vary by interval to indicate the service responding: 2nd for fire, 4th for police, 5th for ambulance, and 6th for Surete.
Audinos 2 years ago
Ja natürlich möchte ich lieber ein Martin-Horn, aber kostet es über 1.000 Euro, während des Fiamm kostet um 250 euro... Duh! Auch ist es so schwer ein Martinshorn außerdeutsch zu finden.....
Kraakmo 2 years ago
nice siren!
Just a few questions, ok i was just wondering where you got that siren from, and how did you install it? did you replace the stock horn?
Thanks
MrJasonSmarts 2 years ago
@MrJasonSmarts I got it from SP services UK. I have the compressor in the engine bay, with two hoses that run up front. The relay is below the steering wheel, the switch near by. Thank you!
Kraakmo 1 year ago
I wish i could get that very sound for a model police landrover. (large scale)
Does anyone know if this is possible?
rockinbillyboy 2 years ago
Try putting the brightness down a bit :)
W1JL 2 years ago
The siren is definately made by FIAMM, which is an Italian company. They were widely used by British fire brigades and the odd brigade still use them today. What a lovely sound! So much nicer than the electronic variety.
jacktar70 2 years ago 4
How can I get one/make one
city3f39 2 years ago
I haven't heard a siren like that in at least 15 years!
psych0609 3 years ago 6
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how is that british?
hi262779 3 years ago
It is used (as far as i know) exclusively by the British police and fire departments before they started using electronic sirens.
Kraakmo 3 years ago
Indeed, in fact you can still hear it on most fire engines.
Someloke8895 3 years ago 3
not indeed at all. strathclyde police - the cars which dont use electric sirens "yelp".
Kraig00 3 years ago
video driving int town with it on,
mewillst 3 years ago
I wanna get one!!! Is it pneumatic??? Tell me how to get one!
CDPDPatrolUnit 3 years ago
nice
pez635 4 years ago
im a german boy i say u the right description of the video:
forgive me my german sucks, es tut mir leid, denn ich kann nicht so gut deutsch sprechen ... aber hier ist meine neue feuerwehr sirene ... ich will in meinem auto putzen. JA! Bitte enjoy
jannikmuenster 4 years ago
fiammDOTcom/group/profile.aspx
Flash112 4 years ago
Yes, this ist not a german Siren. This is not a Martinhorn or an italian Fiamm-Horn with german tone sequence. I do not know a Fire truck or an other Rescue car in germany with this siren.
Flash112 4 years ago
This is a French fire truck siren.
Flash112 4 years ago
I'm dreaming of legally doing that with a private car in Germany... ._.
TheDragon1986 4 years ago
yup, 1970/80's two tones
njd610 5 years ago
That siren sounds more like an old British one.
Audinos 5 years ago
your German isn´t so bad. I had seen much worst German
Cornholio1990 5 years ago