I have been curious to know what makes a city or town choose a rotating siren like the Whelen Vortex, instead of a multidirectional siren like the Whelen 2910 when they are in the market for a siren to start up or add to an existing outdoor warning siren system. Both are good options for those who desire "talking" sirens.
Well, now since you got a new Antenna, and it'll be definitely better. You can now start using your new scanner in main videos. It's finally neat to see how DAEC works with the sirens with tones.
That voice never gets old. Say what you want, but imo it’s absolutely epic
Only in Cedar Rapids. It's my favorite voice line on a siren.
CR's got such an iconic system.
I remember that scared the crap out of a few people in one of my Kirkwood classes back in July when they did their monthly test
Its great having you back
I have been curious to know what makes a city or town choose a rotating siren like the Whelen Vortex, instead of a multidirectional siren like the Whelen 2910 when they are in the market for a siren to start up or add to an existing outdoor warning siren system. Both are good options for those who desire "talking" sirens.
Seems like the 4 activation tones is for warnings...
Yeah I guess because they used to do that for tests
@@IowaSirensProductions Yep. I believe that changed in October 2021.
@@HSETM Dang, i wonder why
@@IowaSirensProductions I dunno.
Well, now since you got a new Antenna, and it'll be definitely better. You can now start using your new scanner in main videos. It's finally neat to see how DAEC works with the sirens with tones.
I have been wanting to head out to CR for a test for a really long while, last time I was in CR I caught a UP train.
It echos its creepy
Those echoes are epic