BadgerSiren wrote:

ACAPenetrator50 wrote:Is the T-135 a P-50 or a T-135DC?

It's an AC model. There is a new T-135(-132 ) in Madison along US 151 at the Nelson Crossing exit, visible from I-39/90/94.

(So it is a P-50?) If it is, then ooh, 2 P-50s in less than 2 days!

Wausau tests every Monday between April and November at 1:15 sharp (This would include June), and every first Monday between November and April at 1:15 sharp. Here is a list of locations for you too : http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&t=h&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=20616613958706855934...

Thank you! I'll be planning out where were going, and see which places we'll go to.

I am going up to Wisconsin in June, and I'm planning to record many sirens there. When do Medford, Tomahawk, and Wausau test their sirens? I will also record one of Kenosha's P-50s, and go up to Merrill to see the new T-128s if they're there.

My favorite port ratio is 8/12, as I love the P-50.

10cmsub wrote:It was a eows 612 wail hi lo in a video from siren100t 8)

Chicago has a system of 2001's in the suburbs, and Modulator 6024's (and one 3012). Alternate Wail is used as it echoes off buildings easily.

SirenMadness wrote:Maybe they prefer to do shorter tests just to make sure the sirens sound. As for the wind-down, it could just be different settings.

Oh ok, I didnt know they could make it different than the regular tone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjYNsusB ... re=related
This siren winds up at 23 seconds, and sounds alert for a couple seconds, and winds down very differently than any other Modulators I've ever heard. Is it supposed to do this?

Not sure if this has been posted yet, but I just found it.
Alert, then Attack.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OmHgSJT ... re=related