Federal SD-10 Tornado Siren in Oxford, Georgia

This is a Federal SD-10 Siren located in Oxford, GA.

This siren goes off every Wednesday at 12pm as testing of the equipment.
It is located right next to the Oxford Post Office in Historic Oxford Georgia.

Thanks to those who identified it! :D

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• tornado
• siren
• federal
• sd-10
• oxford
• georgia

[Droideka133]

@sirenfan97 same rotors

[gtakrystian]

ładny dźwię

[TBOLT1000]

that`s cool how they set-off the model 2 with the SD-10.

[sirenfan97]

wow! That SD-10 sounds JUST like the 7T here in Wichita, KS!

[lilaj34siren]

that is an all so mighty SD-10 3 phase i believe if not my mistake but definatly not a thunderbolt 3 reasons why is a thunderbolt has a rotating projector a thunderbolt has a blower to help air flow through the chopper and a thunderbolts chopper is smaller than an SD-10'S chopper so yeah if you wanna see a thunderbolt go to manchester georgia thunderbolt siren :)

[neosho53059]

i will always love the SD-10

[2pacostacos]

@2001scoop since this appears to be the only siren video on this persons channel i dont think they live for sirens. I bet if you asked anybody on the street they would not know what a thunderbolt is either. So instead of acting like a smart a** maybe you should help a person out :D

[chevyfan797]

Big siren = SD-10. Little siren = Model 2

[2001scoop]

how do you not know what a thunderbolt siren is

[murrfarms]

Damn, I need to go check these guys out! I live in between Perry and Warner Robins, had no idea there were any SD-10s left in the state. This is also a somewhat "rare" version of the SD-10, as it has a single phase motor and not very many were made with them. Great catch!