Federal Signal Eclipse 8 and Sterling M-10 February 2nd 2011 at 1pm

Here a is Federal Signal Eclipse 8 which winds up First in Alert Mode. Then the Sterling M-10 Winds up in Attack Mode.

Today was an Awesome day for recording sirens =]

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[AKSoapy29]

Which city is this in?

[raceing91]

@AKSoapy29 Pine Island MN

[justie1220]

now are they both tornado warning sirens or do they both have different meanings? i'm confused why the m 10 and the eclipse 8 are together

[raceing91]

@justie1220 The Eclipse 8 is used for severe weather and the Sterling M-10 is used for Noon and 6 pm blasts and used for fire calls

[kasm279]

Wow, a lot of gunk in the Eclipse 8

[raceing91]

@kasm279 this was recorded in Minnesota during the winter which the eclipse 8 collected some snow in the projectors.

[Christheblack127]

@Cjfoley96 :)

[Cjfoley96]

@Christheblack127 ha

[Christheblack127]

HOR is louder than the eclipse. thus proving that older sirens are better than new ones.

[Droideka133]

now that has to have a distance of at least 2mi , nice mix too .

[Thewoog34]

@Ouranos94 watch?v=g5O9MsGNUY4 I guess it's cause it's the siren that was used in the Silent Hill movie, but I just find that scarier sounding than a Thunderbolt 100t/1003.

[Ouranos94]

@Thewoog34 Oh I missread that, but I do think Eclipses are good replacements for STL-10s. I don't know about STH-10s though. The STL-10 does have a very distinct sound that is the epitome of disaster, but dual toned thunderbolts in my opinion have the scariest attack sequence. But that is all relative to the person.