coastalsyrolover wrote:Can't... See... Images... Phone problem maybe? Or?

I can't see them either, and i am on a computer.

I bought a WeMo switch for the fun of it last night. Don't know if ill use it for my model A.

This siren activation was part of the Minnesota State-wide tornado drill at 6:55pm, April 14, 2016. Yes, im uploading this like 3 months late but i guess its better late than never. Enjoy the video! *note: sorry for the bad quality of the video. parts of the audio got a little screwed up/corrupted a...

Valtonus wrote:Who was Daniel Boone?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Boone

i might just be able to participant in this one as school is ending for me.

gman 1 wrote:I believe different municipalities are allowed to choose their own signals if they wish.

You can do what you want with your own siren. So yes, if the municipality owns a siren, they can chose what ever signal they want, they could even have the sirens go off for severe T-storm warning.

CrazyCalvinWilliams wrote:What is this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwNy7IsajLI

That is Federal signal 2001 ambiance recorded by an news network at a local park. For some reason they were zoomed in on a set of PA speakers for the baseball field. It seems news networks suck at identifying sirens.

SoundMaster 391 wrote:"When a similar system was tested in 1981, the noise level heated the interior 20 degrees in three minutes."
That is pretty cool. How is the P-50 noise level doing this?

Sound = Vibration, Vibration makes heat.

I think it sounds cool like that regardless of the issues it might have.

I highly doubt that's a siren. That appears to be PA speakers at a park. They just dubbed 2001s over it, im guessing.