FS 2T22 Siren Test - Full Alert - Moore, Oklahoma
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Date: 3/18/23
Location: 1924 S Santa Fe Ave, Moore, OK
Units Heard: 2T22 (main unit) - 95 ft
Time: (when activated) - 12:00:05
So my original plan was to go to the town of Chandler, just about 45 minutes northeast of Moore, for their refurbished P-15 for their weekly test. However, before I left the house this morning I called the Chandler PD and they had acted a little strange about if they were going to test or not, so I just played it safe and decided on this Moore 2T22 which led us to be able to leave 50 minutes later. I can’t say I’m not impressed with how this turned out I will say. Definitely the loudest XT22 I have heard to date as well and it had a pretty fast windup! Please enjoy the video!
The City of Moore, as for most of the Oklahoma City area, tests the outdoor warning sirens every Saturday @ 12PM, weather permitting, for three minutes of alert. They do test when it’s cloudy and only will postpone testing when there is a storm chance within a few hours of 12PM..
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I can't stop replaying the wind up, it sounds so good.
Yeah, it was so frikin loud in person too🤣
Either the motor is in extremely good condition on 240V, or this beast is running on 480V.
@oahusirens It’s running on 480. But the motor is still in really good condition as well.
@@brodiessirenproductions Makes sense, gotta love 480 wind-ups, higher voltage with half the amperage pulled makes it alot more forgiving on the utility side.
@@brodiessirenproductions nice job filming this siren that was awesome
Great video. Well done.
If there was ever a city that needed to make sure it's sirens are working for tornado season, it's Moore.
Thank you! And I definitely agree lol. Moore seems to be the main target for severe weather in Oklahoma. Every storm goes right to them
@@brodiessirenproductionsdon't forget the whole rest of the Midwest too!
@@rnbsteenstar Yep, the Midwest overall is very tornado prone.
@@brodiessirenproductions yup!!
@@brodiessirenproductionsSomehow this year the sirens here in Polk County have only sounded for tests and we haven't gotten anything severe enough for sirens.
Amazing windup, I'm impressed!
We have one still going strong here in Saint Paul, Virginia. One of the coolest sirens I've ever heard, especially the growl during the wind down!
Love those dual tone sirens!! That one sounds wonderful!!
The audio is so beautiful my goodness
Lol thanks
This is one of the healthiest 2T22's I've seen
Very good sounding siren.Out there in tornado country those sirens have to be kept in good working order.
Hey, that thing sounds just like my brother at 3 AM in the morning when I’m trying to sleep
Dayum hypercharged 2t22 windup!
Amazing vid! Those poor dogs next to the siren were looking hella confused.
Yeah it’s funny watching on my drone footage at the very beginning right when the siren activates, you can see all 3 or 4 dogs jump whip around and runs straight up to it lmao
@@brodiessirenproductions That is so unusual. Dogs are suppose to have more sensitive hearing than human beings and judging by the distance of how close they are, this should cause serious hearing damage.
Love the wind up! Great video!
Thanks! I do too
Awesome video man! Best one on your channel for sure
Thanks a ton!
This one sounds amazing! I even got goosebumps when the siren wounded up! Also, I don't hear any other siren in the background. I expected to hear a Modulator or Thunderbolt, because there are a lot of sirens in Moore.
It does sound pretty amazing. The reason you’re not hearing any other sirens is because I was within 100 feet of the siren, and because this one was so loud, my cameras microphone was somewhat maxed out. It was so loud to where you couldn’t hear any others, basically.
@@brodiessirenproductions Ah, OK.
I need to go to Oklahoma, one day.
Same!! Especially in the tornado season so I can finally see a tornado with my own eyes 🔥
I've been to Oklahoma and it's really nice there, humidity is better than down here in Texas.
At least they cleared the blocked intake, it sounds much better now.
The best video on your channel
Thanks!
Love it!
This was the same tornado model that was heard at the footage of the McConnell Air Force Base during the Andover 1991 tornado
I thought it sounded like an old fs&s or aca
That siren was a 2T-22B
This actually looks very good in that white paint job! Wonder if there are any more white ones left
Moore has another white one located behind a grocery store. Outside of Moore, I’ve seen numerous other towns with white XT22’s. You don’t see them very often. But I agree with you, it does look pretty good.
LOL!
I thought the Siren was n the Backyard!
: dogs I’m just playing with my tennis ball 2t22: lemme just let out my anger ahhHhhHHhhHHHhhHhhHh
Nice video, and good to see a new video of an operational Federal Signal 2T22. Is this the last remaining 2T22 siren in Moore, or the entire Oklahoma City metroplex? Does Moore or Goldsby still have their Thunderbolts? Shawnee replaced their 2T22 siren, but I don't know what type or model of sirens they have now. Calumet once had a Sterling siren mounted onto a water tower structure years ago.
Thanks! Moore actually still has 4 of their 2T22’s and they have no plans to replace them in the upcoming years. There’s quite a bit of 2T22’s left in the Oklahoma City area. Moore has their 4, Edmond has 2, Nicoma Park has 1, Spencer (maybe) still has 1, Deer Creek still has a few, Union City has a few, and there might be some towns I had left out. Moore and Goldsby both still have all of their Thunderbolts and all of them aren’t going anywhere soon. Shawnee did replace their 2T22’s with 508’s, the whole county actually was replaced with 508’s. There’s a few 2001’s and one T-128 on the Pottawatomie County system. And yeah, Calumet’s Sterling is still on the water tower but it’s inactive, a 2001 replaced it. It used to do noon blasts as well but the 2001 took over that
@@brodiessirenproductions Thank you for the reply with great information. I don't have any videos I made of a 2T22 yet, but have my eyes on the Oklahoma City area from what I learn from siren enthusiasts like you to give the latest and best information about vintage sirens from the 1980's and before still in use today. If I have more questions about Oklahoma City area vintage sirens in service, I would be glad to ask you again. Keep the great siren videos coming.
@@wadessirenvideos6750 OKC has some cool siren systems for sure! And thank you! I’ll be glad to supply you with more info, lol
dude this makes me fart ONG
At 0:10-4:34 The Fredonia Fire Department Federal Signal 2T22 Siren Sounds Alert Signal
Moore, OK is all you need to know that this siren has seen some things in its service life...
nice recording
Awesome video!! You've earned a sub!
Awesome, thank you!
Incredible!
thats one way to quiet a dog!
Amazing video
1:16 dog
2/3t22's are so much like the STH 10 sirens
The siren in front in people house 💀
Nice!!
Thank you!
Alr, that fuckin windup though.
Moore OK Has Modulator 5020s
We discussed this one like two weeks ago lol
What mic do you use that audio mg
That was actually just my cameras microphone. The audio is from my Lumix FZ300. Shortly after this, I had purchased a Røde VideoMic which is what I use now.
@@brodiessirenproductions Lmao, I heard Panasonic mics aren't that good tho, either way sounds super good
Oh, I personally think that atleast FZ300 audio is decent, the sound of wind is typically really prevalent though. When I went to Moore that day, there was almost no wind and I was up against a building, blocking the remaining wind.
Did this one survive the 2013 tornado?
The original 2T22 that was here was damaged by the tornado as it went right over this area. This specific 2T22 used to be located at Tom Strouhal Little River Park on 4th Street. But since the original 2T22 at this location was damaged, Moore replaced this 2T22 with a 508, and then relocated that 2T22 to here. This is that 2T22.
Ah okay, thanks for the clarification.
This one can be heard going off in this video staring at 2:17, as the videographer drives past it:
ua-cam.com/video/I0rClQM8Rt4/v-deo.html
And the original 2T22 on Sante Fe just north of 19th Street can be heard very well in these two videos:
ua-cam.com/video/6WMZ5Rq-Kpw/v-deo.html (looking west on 19th just east of Sante Fe)
ua-cam.com/video/1XQg1fFuE04/v-deo.html (slightly north of 19th and east of Santa Fe)
God tier
My goodness that sounds loud! Was it?
Very much so, loudest 2T22 I’ve ever heard in person.
Jee! I've recorded a 2T22 in The Village at W. Britton and N. Pennsylvania Ave. The file is deleted unfortunately. It was the loudest siren I've ever recorded! What was your loudest siren?
The loudest siren I’ve recorded was a Level 2 Thunderbolt down in Lawton, it shook everything.
@@brodiessirenproductions Sorry for the delay, but that sounds loud! Thunderbolts are really loud. I wish you the best of luck with other siren videos!
Do they really let them hold long😮
The dog barking background
torke master
0:10
Pobre los perritos que se encuentran abajo han de sufrir horrores
Brooo
I feel bad for the dogs in that backyard next to the siren. They had to be hurting badly. Owners should know better than to allow the dogs to be outside next to a siren like that.
maybe they weren’t home and forgot it was the day of the test
@sirensareawesome Oof. Why? The city should move it to the easement along the road. 20-30 feet isn’t going to make that big of a difference.
The siren isn’t in the backyard, but it’s right outside of the fencing.