PART 2: Federal Signal Model 5BT/7T (Independence, Ohio) ~Attack Tone~

(Part 2: Recorded on a Canon Powershot SD-750)
(This siren is 9/12 port)
This siren is located on Brecksville road and Cleber Court.
Im sorry about the shaking, First, it was freaking loud, Second, my Panasonic (Camera 1) wasnt straight on the tripod, and I forgot that it was recording, which I though I put on standby and I missed a few seconds of it. But, the siren does do a short Attack tone, the same timing as The Thunderbolt 1000 with the broken rotator, which must have a AR timer, or something, but I didnt see a AR timer on the Model 5BT/7T. Then someone called the police on me because I was recording it, but my mom said it I was just recording it, so I was let of the hook The Federal Signal 2001-SRNBS in Garfield Heights were tested, oddly before the test, which this Model 5BT/7T went off AFTER the 2001s, but the Thunderbolt (which I didnt hear) went off minutes before the 2001s. Again, im sorry for the shaking, it was VERY loud and I originally put the Panasonic camera for the tripod, but it messed up, so I used my other camera (Camera 2) a Canon Powershot SD-750 for most of the time. Please enjoy. :3

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• FEDERAL
• SIGNAL
• SIREN
• TORNADO
• MODEL
• 5T
• 2T
• TEST
• BROOKPARK
• INDEPENDENCE
• CUYAHOGA
• COUNTY
• OHIO
• EMA

[Audinos]

Nice sound, but a single blast is not the same as an attack signal.

[EvanToTheFutureDude]

I know, its just that i didnt remember to record the first part, because i was trying to fix the other camera.