Відео

Es la sirena de los bomberos

Open the shutter by turning the upper handle

imagine someone hear this and spread the news

LA LLEGADA TODOS LOS CARROS DE BOMBEROS EN CASTRO K-1 LT-1 B-1 B-2 B-3 BX-3 B-6 BF-7 B-4 S-4 RX-4 EN LA PLAZA

Its funny how literally no one cared it was going off.

Neighbourhood:TAKE COVER!!!!!! THERE'S A TORNADO!!!!!

I know these were born from a sad era, but I love the tone they make. Wish I was able to buy one and use it. Neigbors would hate me :(

0:30 siren start

The sirens 'wind down' always sounds like a horrible depressing death tone.

Just before it stops revolving for a couple of seconds it sounds very similar to a V1 Flying Bomb !

Thanks to my Freind James for sending me this and allowing me to add to youtube

What gets me is that when I was younger it was fascinating yet scary to think about these cos of the blitz and all that...but then I learnt about the cold war and what hearing this would have meant in the 50s.

I don't know what happens to me when I hear and see things from this time, they give me the creeps. Once I saw on the internet on youtube an exhibition of planes in North America and I could distinguish with their respective names the Spitfire and the Lancaster, and I said it out loud when I saw the planes pass by in the video. I don't like to fly especially because of the turbulence. I am from Argentina and my wife is English and when we went to visit her family there was turbulence and I don't like it at all, it makes me very nervous. I don't know if past lives exist but there is something that ties me to England, especially London, I love that place.

Steady storm, waver war

In New Zealand to this day for the fire department we still use the Carter gent siren for calling in the FD.

sounds awesome.

It’s the ending that gets creepy

Thank you for letting it stop completely before cutting the video.

that is basicly a eas transmitter/ar timer in its early stages

These sirens make the most people scared or disturbed but I somehow actually really like the sound of these sirens. I dont know why but it just gives me chilles even though it shouldnt.

My late father filmed a lot of the Trinity House lighthouses. He also filmed the opening of the Royal Sovereign for BBC News.

That sounds attacks the soul

Sounds like a tornado siren

That is air attack sound.

The most move your arse sound in life

Sie greifen uns an!

The British flag 💀

Can you upload Minty and Mr Williams riding the Sandown Pier rides 2014 next please?

Did anyone else count the octaves as it slowed down?

Sounds like ceara eas alarm Brazil states

Sound is more powerful than we realise.

Stop.saying tubers . Very annoying

Thanks for the reuse. I'll be using this soon. If someone buys me a brew I'll pass one on. Cheers

Finally found the siren noise used for Silent Hill 1 (game).

Is Ceará eas alarm

0:29-0:30

Ahhh finally, this is the sound of the siren in Silent Hil 1

Can I fish at night ?

I was a Trinity House Lightvessel crewman on the Royal Sovereign Lightvessel up until the time of the Lighthouse completion & recall oibserving the ground being prepared for the installation of the tower. Whilst on leave, I would visit the construction site at Newhaven by the Buckle Pub. I live in Eastbourne, so on the reliefs, we were occasionally taken ashore to the end of Eastbourne pier, I was fortunate enough to be a local, so didn't have far to travel before enjoying my two weeks leave . Lighthouse keepers were not mariners per se, they were not required to have any previous experience at sea, of which two years was the minimum for lightvessel crews. Incidentally, the Sovereign Tower is not the first of it's kind for the U.K, earlier, in 1963-5, a Lighthouse of not too dissimilar construction, was erected off of Dublin, Ireland, on the Kish Bank. They encountered problems of stability on the Bank, the tower ended up with a tilt & had to be lifted until the ground was properly made suitable due to the sand of the Kish Bank. The Sovereign Tower had 4 higjh speed diesl generators, along with two generators with compressors to supply the air to the fog signal, In 1969 we had 200 hours of fog in the Channel, except for a 30 minute break when visibility lifted a little be closing in again. I was previously on the OWERS Lightvessel off Selsey, in 1968 we had a storm force 10, which made us drag anchor for over a mile, we then reported our changed position before being taken 'off station' through a Notice to Mariners, until the TH Tender moved us back into position. The lightvessels have a bluff bow, so that in any weather, the stresses on the cable through wave force on the bow, would increase the chances of becomng adrift from the station as per navigation charts. I was a deep sea trawlerman fishing Iceland - Norway before joining Trinity House, we had a full blown hurricane off the north coast of Norway in 1966 or 7, with recorded wave height, peak-trough of 94 feet, so a force 10 in the channel was something that I personally had much experience of at sea.

Para millones de personas ese sonido fue lo ultimo que escucharon 😢

hi mate, do you know whats the period time of fishing and do we need to apply for permit in hastings, st leonards!? thanks

Ceará eas alarm origin!

I know the video makes no justice here, how loud is this in this vid?

I showed this to great grandpa and he has flashbacks

The observation towers in the trees right behind where you were standing.

Wow 😮

Nice - but not WW2! This is a post-war Carter's Cold War siren. Initially, Gents of Leicester solely won the WW2 Home Office contract, although later in the war, Secomak also produced and sold sirens.

Cool and scary sound👻😨❤️

starts at 0:29

Cera eas alarm 😄