CLM Test 2
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- Full power run up of CLM siren Sept.22-2013.
Motor is 5HP, 220v 3 phase, 3500RPM, 10/12 porting
Manual switching for 2 pulses of Attack.
Tripod mounted camera at 50 feet away with camera zoomed in.
Full run up from start with extended wind down.
Visible torque shake of second pulse re-start, and rotor wind down
Very rare siren sounding! Cant believe you got your hands on one of these!
If you look closely you can see the chopper spinning
The first video of a clm running on full power! Noice
Nothing like a Canadian Air raid siren good stuff, and vary rare might I add.
Very rare except it's almost everywhere in the suburbs part of Toronto, Canada
+plush &vacuum fan 224 Yeah rare in working condition, 60% of toronto sirens are damaged missing parts or are in need of vary hefty repair.
***** Wow. Ive Never Been In The Suburbs Part Of Toronto But Ive Been Downtown Toronto For My Birthday. And I Live In The US in Michigan In a Town called Sterling Heights. And There is All Bunch Of Whelen WPS 3016s There. There Is One At Metro Parkway And Schenor And Another One A Block Away From Carleton Middle School. There Is Another One Near By My House Somewhere Around The Chrysler Auto Plant, But I've Never really Seen It Yet
+plush &vacuum fan 224 Yeah they're all over the place the problem with CLM sirens is that out of the nearly 1.2 million contracted to production, only about 15-25% actually still work. Back in the 90's the Canadian government stopped the upkeep on the civil defense system, primarily the warning systems and broadcast systems, most of the radar stations have been torn down and or are abandoned, NORAD upkeep in Canada has reduced since 1992. One of my friends uncles worked at CLM back in the day when their main production facility was located in Scarborough Ontario, he has tons of parts and a couple sirens in a barn on his farm.
***** Cool. Ive Also Been Up To London, Ontario And I Usually Go Up There Every Month Or 2 To Visit My Dad For The Weekend Or So. Every Time I Have been There, I Have Never Seen a Siren. But In Dearborn, Michigan, They Used To Have Whelen WPS 2740s For Snow Sirens Up there, But They Were Replaced By Federal Signal 2001 Sirens
tbh i hope someone gets a high quality video of a CLM video running. It has been 7 years since...
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@@MonkeyFilmProductions wow... I saw it before but tysm.
@@the_real_drwhoroblox1935 yw
Just look at that copper spin! Love it!!
I love the sound of the wind down, it sounds exactly like a 3t22 siren
R.I.P. headphone users...
infinitecanadian I was at full volume on earphones
it sounds like a federal signal 500 siren from Dundee Michigan and the Colorado b&n mobile directo or the Byron Georgia federal signal 500 siren make that a sth 10 and somehow you know its spectacular when a video manages to distort phone audio
Plenty, but not directly in Chicago. Look up Illinois Siren Map and you'll see a ton of siren locations in Illinois.
I don't know why but the sound of it reminds me of a 2T22 or 3T22...
same port ratio, 10/12
Is this dude alive?? Anyone know what happened to this person. I wonder if this person still has the siren
Kinda sounds like a 500-SHTT siren
If you’ve heard this sounding off from a distance, it sounds more like a 3t22 or a 2t22
It basically is a 3t22 siren with a custom made housing. it is a 10/12 port siren.
+EPIC CREAKY no it is 10/12
+EPIC CREAKY yeah ok it does have 4 and 12 ports but it hasn't got four fins- it has 10/12 fins but the horn design doesn't go round all the 10 ports so they blocked te other 6 ports and put the horn on the open four facing up. Which is also why the 10 finned side is fainter than the 12 port side
*****
To be honest you should have been specific then I would know that you know.
Well, as far as these sirens are, they used to be all over the place where I grew up in Edmonton, and they did a few tests when I was young, I think at the beginning of the month, but at the time I guess they needed to be tested full speed, they did sound a bit creepy from a distance! :)
more like carter... but whatever floats your boat
Sounds just like a 3t22 winding down
Naruto Uzumaki it sounds exactly like a 3T22
BECAUSE IT IS
Hey stupid stfu it is not a 3T22! It just sounds like it no need to put freaking caps
Lol i forgot i left this comment sadly im no longer into sirens anymore and i now have a new channel
DeathValley006 would you chill
Imagine hearing that at 2 in the morning!
That’s a pretty loud siren!
125dB at full power!
Turbine working perfectly... Amaziiing
How do you know about this
sounds a bit like an STH-10 and 3t22 at the same time.
Mindy from Caramelldansen no, it's synth
Jude Hernandez no it's real,the mic is maxing out
It sounds like a 3T22
Minus all the horn cones lol
Matt Johnson lol
That top / back horn has a cover on it that needs to be taken off you can see it's not open !
I'm not seeing it
Thats a mesh screen it stops birds or other creatures from nesting in there
You should also film this at a farther distance.
12 port dominates.
Nice video
Sounds like a 3t22 with the low tone damper slightly shut
If there is one thing you never do, it is this. NEVER film a siren within 100 feet of it. The sound will distort badly like in this video. Ether that or stuff some towels around the ports to dampen the sound.
But we like a bit of distortion lol
At least they did it a bit farther
So what does the chopper turbine look like?
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I would like to buy one of these to bring to America to donate to the local fire department for use
It sounds like a 3t22
BECAUSE IT MAY BE ONE
It’s the same port ratio
@@HEMI392-6.4 its a 92739DP CLM by Mcgraw Edison. And Canadian Line material.
(Many people think its Canadian Line manufacturing.. its actually Canadian line material, it says on the CLM mailbox tag.)
Just wondering? Where did you purchase it? and for how much?
it sounds like a 2t22
Plz make more vids on this
please contact the Canadian Civil Defence Museum and Archives info@civildefence.ca
How you it’s turn on where’s the control I all comments to order the siren with controls if you agree
sth10siren lover boy why you didn’t like my comment
Is that the original motor? Wasn't it 480V 3 phase Lincoln electric motor? Or can you just run it on 220v?
CLMS came in 550V and 220V lincoln electric induction motors.
such a strange siren, the low tone is barely audible, so inaudible my old science teacher who heard these things thought they were single tone, although he may have been hearing one of the one or two thunderbolt 1000s my town had.
It kinda sounds like a 2001-SRN
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Is Like A 1971828db
how many decibels at 100 ft?
Josh Burger I want to say around 120dB
I'm guessing 126 dB
You need to make shorts for yourself
i wanna see that chopper
Bro how many watch hours have you got because your vids start with adds so your monetized and making some money
Sounds Like 2T22
Rotate it!
Sounds like a klaxon cs8 that is really highly sounding!
High pitched is the word and thats because this siren's motor spins 620RPM faster than Klaxons
I think it should be 5/6 port.
+JUSTIN “JUSTINtheTRAIN” O.K. That's a stupid idea because this sirens motor spins slower than a thunderbolt's does
+JUSTIN “JUSTINtheTRAIN” O.K. if it is 8/10 then it would sound like an ACA hurricane but with the 8 or 10 port side being quiet
if it was 9/12 it Would be twelve in the back nine in the front. (9/12 CLM {12: quieter 9: louder} Motor Voltage: 70 hp 9/12 port)
I didn't know American cities used our clm's :}
They don't
So it has the same porting as a 2001 siren?
No.
***** 2001's are 12 port
Tested on by Birthday.
please contact us info@civildefence.ca
Looks like alletor
Wow.
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Looks like an allerator siren
326t2
Look like allertor
Fillny