Sterling Model M (M-10), Siren Test, Short Alert, Haskins, OH

NOTE: The activation tones in this video are for educational purposes only. If you choose to use these activation tones for malicious purposes, you will be blamed for what you do with them. The activation tones in this video let me and others know that the siren is about to go off and not used for malicious purposes.
Filmed 2/3/2024
Siren Info:
Siren Name: Sterling Model M
Active: Yes
Replaced: Nothing
Installed: Unknown
Uses: Tornado Warnings
Port Ratio: 16/16
Siren Controller: Unknown
Duration: 48 seconds of Alert
Testing: Every day at 12:00 PM, First Saturday of the month at 10:00 AM ET
Time When Siren Activated: 10:00 AM
Siren Loudness: 104.0 Decibels
Other Units Heard: Federal Signal 2001-130
Other Enthusiasts Present:
Tommy (‪@buckeyenotifications‬)
Connor (‪@Thunderbolt1000Tfan‬)
What cancels the test:
1. Problem sending the signal to the siren
Location of this siren: maps.app.goo.gl/jNigCzkQxqWe6...
Equipment Used:
Main Shot: Canon Powershot SX70HS
Secondary Shot: Panasonic Camcorder HC-V180
Audio: Zoom H1n
Radio: Whistler WS-1040
Other Notes: To kick off February, I carpooled with Tommy and Connor from Fremont, OH to check out some sirens including this very healthy sounding Sterling in Haskins for the Wood County test. I must say, this is definitely one of the loudest Sterlings I have ever heard. I was set up at the park across the tracks but thankfully, no train showed up. I did accidentally leave my radio on during the test so that’s why you hear cancel tones at the end. During the test, you can hear a brand new 2001-130 a mile west from here. After this test, we went to Pleasant Lake, MI for their Thunderbeam that has a faulty reflector. Expect a video of that soon.
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[@-northeastohiosirensandtra5641]

VERY nice video, I know it was pretty loud when I filmed it! That one still sounds extremely healthy!

[@MonkeyFilmProductions]

Dang nice! I was gonna go to the trio Countys but I ended up having to go to Clinton county instead

[@GamingWithJonny3612]

Ooh! Healthy 16/16 port!

[@kansasclocksandsirens]

Ngl, I kinda like these 16 port Ms better than the 8/16 ones

[@SolidSableye]

This is the healthiest M I think I've ever heard other than Hopatcong's Sentry M-10

[@SteelCitySirensandTrains]

Definitely the two healthiest Sterlings/early Sentries I have heard

[@Sipex6484]

This one seems to have a ball bearing motor. Alot of them run like they're brand new (east brentwood's is a good example), but they don't often sound like this