Westfield Center, OH - Sentry 16V1T-B Siren Test (w/2001 Ambiance) - Alert & Attack - 5/2/20 скачать в хорошем качестве

Westfield Center, OH - Sentry 16V1T-B Siren Test (w/2001 Ambiance) - Alert & Attack - 5/2/20

**Disclaimer! Although it appears we were not 6 Ft apart in the zoom out part, I can assure you we were. If you leave any comment in regards to it, it will be deleted!** Siren starts at 2:32 for those who wish to skip the ambiance Basic Information: Siren: Sentry 16V1T-B (Installed in 2015 by C&K Warning Sirens) Town: Westfield Center, OH (Medina County) System: Westfield Center Siren System (Not apart of Medina County's System) Location: Hulbert Rd and Seville Rd Tested: First Saturday of Every Month at 12:00 Noon (Apr-Oct) Uses: Tornado Siren Cycle: Normally a Full Attack, but did Alert too Other Notes: So of the 4 years I've been recording sirens, I've yet to hear a 16V1T-B. Being one of Sentry's more popular sirens, I figured I should hear one. This is one of the handful of 16Vs in the State of Ohio is only 20 minutes down I-71. Medina County tested at 12:01, which isn't common as they usually go right at noon. You can hear Seville's SRNB at the old FD on Spring St (which replaced an M-10). When it was 12:03 I knew they forgot, so I decided to call. I was very nervous nobody would answer, as 99% no one is there. I had called numerous times before I arrived to no avail. Fortunately the fire chief picked up the phone, and said he'd set them off in a moment. About 10 seconds later it winds up in what we though would be the typical 3 minute attack. Instead we were surprised to get a 2 minute Alert! As I was walking back to my camera trying to figure out why it did Alert and not Attack, it winds back up and does a full 3 minute attack! I wasn't expecting it, but was glad I was still recording. Overall it was a pretty solid test. It wasn't as loud as I was expecting, but sure did pack a punch. I'm assuming this was a one time thing and just a malfunction but if not, I'll be back for sure! Enjoy! Westfield has a system of 4 16V1T-Bs (which replaced an SRNB behind the old FD) and 2 Modulator 3012s at the country club. Those supposedly are lighting sirens for the golf course. They claim they go First Wednesday, but they never went off. View our NEO Siren Map Here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?... © Copyright 2020 by Sirens of NE Ohio studios. Do not copy any content on this channel without permission. All rights reserved