Does anyone have...

[mhmcdonal]

Glad to see this video back up again. This is quite possibly the one video that I first saw when this "siren interest" first caught me.

Pyramid, you can use keepvid to get the video in .flv format, and use Super! to convert it to a format best suited for your needs.

[Gil]

Ben himself actually uploaded it this time. I liked that video.

[loudmouth]

that attack still gives me the chills.
and thats allso one of the vvery very few sirens with a well working hi-lo that i know of.

[Ben, The Magnificent]

Sorry about not having a place to upload this right now. Don't want to bother with webspace at this point. And I'm not so sure exactly how "well" this siren works. I have an audio recording of it that shows the blower(I believe) straining pretty hard. They also have the pitch set really high, which I'd love to convince them to change, heh.

I remember calling the dispatcher asking her to extend the test duration, and even though she sounded pretty unsure on the phone it looks like they did. They usually only test each signal for about 15 seconds, not nearly 60. I figured she did cause she usually does the fire call last but did it first for me cause I specifically asked her if she tested that function LOL.

[AllAmericanFE]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuvHvxOW9VU heres a video of one doing perfect slow high low.

[Rheems1]

Dear God man.... that is a perfect sounding high low!! It is a bit slow... but the slowness really helps to accent the High and the Low. I don't get all beside myself over Thunderbolts... but this one does it for me!!

[JasonC]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuvHvxOW9VU heres a video of one doing perfect slow high low.

....you have just made my day!

[OrnAlert]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuvHvxOW9VU heres a video of one doing perfect slow high low.

wow, you can clearly hear the solenoids working away!