Whelen WPS-4004 Voice & Alert I Harwood Heights, IL
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2019
- Siren Manufacterur: Whelen
Siren Name: WPS-4004 (Generation II)
Pole Height: 80 Feet
Tones Used: Voice, 440 Hz Alert
Activation: DTMF
Failures: 8th Voice Activation
Date: 7/2/19
Installation Date: 1996
Notes: So for one thing, I met up with loudThunderbolt1003 (Donald) and my friend Alex to see this siren, it was acutally a 50/50 chance it would even go off! Compared to the previous times I've heard this siren, it would frequently fail. I was so happy that this one time it would actually sound. I was although a little dissapointed the last voice activation didn't sound, especially when it was at the perfect angle with the camera. Donald used his Iphone to record this, and I recorded the ground level shot with my Motorola. Unfortunately, this video does not include ambience as we had to trim the video down to 8 minutes because of video rendering issues when uploaded. Another funny point is the fact that not even 5 minutes before the test was to begin, a police officer questioned us. They didn't mind, apparently standing next to the water tower can insight danger as they don't "want tresspassers to damage the water tower". I found that odd, but the experience was definently still enjoyable. - Komedie
Love the old style Whelen voice. Around here, Wadsworth custom requested the old voice message on their newest Whelen 4004, installed in 2012.
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I totally read that in the same way the siren recites it’s warning prompts
Siren: attention this is a test
Subilites: attention this is a pet
For me it doesnt say “this is a pet”, but “Early Warning System for: Knowledge, I would hike, in Norwood at Township”
I like the Echo and how I heard a Other Whelen WPS-4004 in Harwood
I hope I get to hear this again... 10/10 very good and have that in my area
Very good editing my dude
Can we get access to that map? That's insane!
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HOLLLYY SHOUT THAT A LOTTA SIRENS
Amazing
I’m going to my first Illinois siren test in October 4th for my birthday and I can’t decide if I want to go to Harwood Heights 4004 or Elk Grove Village ACA P-50 ?
Awesome
A painfully long voice test
Can you give me the link to the map? Thanks.
imagine if it was GLaDOS reading the warning
Exelend whelen 4004
you mean 465hz in the description????
1:03
Anywhere we can get the message audio file itself?
whelens site has the audio files as playable audio clips of messages and tones (will sound different on normal speakers due to them being made for high output compression driver systems aka they sound shrill and tinny as hell lol)
This is a test? Oh crap! I forgot study! JK. Nice video.
Ahhh who doesn’t love a good dad joke lol
Learn to take a joke😂
what's the difference between a whelen vortex and a 4004?
4004s can do voice and only certain tones such as alert, attack, and hi lo, vortex’s can’t do voice and can play different tones like airhorn, they also have different drivers.
@@cydneywopart6238 there is so much wrong with what you just said I don't even know where to start
Digital ESC-864s peak at 465hz, not 440
It doesn't have a ESC 864
@@Rosa.Rodriguez1001 Yes it does. ESC-864s came in two waves: Analog and digital. This is a later digital ESC-864. I've dealt with a Whelen system with this same controller.
That looks like a vortex r4
They always speak in that halting manner that makes it hard to string the words together mentally. It's like they think that to speak a little more slowly means just put pauses between the words.
its done to make the words more legable if they spoke normally without the pauses it would make the message harder to understand and easelly confused the words are said faster to keep the message from dragging out too long tests it dont matter so much but these are defult messages programmed by whelen ( sirens location is taken into account as they are made to order)
That's a 465 hz vortex not a 440 hz
Wrong
@TheLightbulbSpartan ok
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Ridiculous. Five minutes of voice messages for a two minute test.
No expert, but it’s likely due to the fact that it’s a rotating siren, so for everybody to hear it, it has to play the voice message pointing in different directions. Those other models that are not rotating sirens only have to repeat it one time.