1st AIR RAID SIGNAL of HIGH-POWER-SIREN after many years 👍
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2017
- This pneumatic high-power-siren (called Pintsch-Bamag (short PiBa) built in the 60ies) awakes after many years. It was repaired by some very professional expertise guys. This siren has a malfunction last year (Oct 2016). But now this historical siren is back with a strong exceedingly voice. It is only a trial operation, but with a big and very rare premiere: the test-signal here in the video is "warning" which wasn´t triggered over many years.
The typical sound of this PiBa-siren is similar like sawtooth-sound, you can hear the difference to a pneumatical siren typ HLS273.
Important for the future it is neccessary to warn the population in case of possible danger e.g.: natural desasters, chemical accidents, fires of great extent, etc. . Let´s hope this very loud pneumatic high-power-siren will do a good job for many years, but only in peaceful times of course. - Наука та технологія
That's a creepy looking siren.
Its just a Q tip.
Firstly it doesnt looks like @hotdogstockimage's father
Looks like if suren head had a baby with a tampon
@@djEarrotno it does not, plus that's cringe
I love these! The technology is amazing that the noise is those very tiny disks on top that high pressure air is forced through. its a shame that they aren't as dependable as they once were and are being phased out completely. I got a notification in my email that you uploaded figuring it was going to be an HLS 273 or something but MAN am i happy that it was this Pintsch Bamag that failed on you last year!
Rare! Keep up the good work!
Dank' Dir Michel !*
OMG ITS WORKING
AGAIN!!!!!!!! It used to just go pffffffft and nothing happened until they fixed it
Richtig geil😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ja
Cool
nice i love your siren vids please keep it up dude roCk on!
ok, after some months i´m back with new stuff......
Top Video! So eine HLS muss man einfach mal erlebt haben! :D
ein weiterer probealarm dürfte wohl angesetzt sein, der genaue termin wird (höchstwahrscheinlich) rechtzeitig angekündigt werden. stay tuned......
Ja, ich war heute auf jeden Fall nicht das letzte Mal dort, mal sehen, wann sie wieder brüllen darf :D
From a company better known for braking systems and railroad signals than for producing pneumatic sirens.
yes, u r right. it is long time ago with the production of these kind of sirens..... but i´m very glad to hear such a rare historical mighty siren in these times again..... and i´m sure i´m not the only one....
e57michel yes, you‘re Not the only one. It‘s me too.
@@e57michel nope that,s it
At 00:08 Starts
ja war sehr geil heute gewesen :)
aber HALLO, bestes Event ever.....
Still got some power left
Holy fuck that thing is huge
it gave me an jumpscare at 0:08
I saw cleaner one
Dude I like that high fast will tow he's a very powerful Sirens are they in Germany
@Whemenoc Alarms exactly.
And they are in germany
He/she said I like that fast wail tone
Ich finde so sollte sich das eigentlich anhören ohne das sie abricht wenn sie anschwellt
how are these sirens able to stop so quickly
small light choppers with no capacitors
Can the siren still be knocked down by tornadoes and high wind speeds waiting for questions I mean waiting for answers everybody
There are no extreme tornados in Germany. It won't be knocked down by stong winds either, this siren is located in Kassel since the late 60's so it has seen some high wind speeds.
No tornadoes in Germany and its locked and pushed into the ground making it stable and also the pole is the siren too.
No wonder if it's powered by a chopper or airhorn. Why does it stop quickly?
It's actually a pneumatic siren.
Those sirens were still in NATO aggression against Serbia, Serbia had those sirens
They are hls f71 this one is pinsch bamag
Ups. Aus versehen falsches signal?!?!
I would like to know how they work
ua-cam.com/video/dMiO-yzmsI8/v-deo.html
Deft_Spex_JR thanks mate
@@Hawksyear2012 no problem that was interesting to watch it seem like it was more complicated then the US sirens.
It is basically a Chrysler, a Model 120, and Thunderbolt combined lmao. Basically it has an air compressor under ground which is either powered by a gas engine or an electric motor which pressurized a large air tank. Whenever the siren receives activation tones, it causes a valve to open and release air into a pipe which goes all the way up to the top where a small 24 volt DC motor spins a 4 port disk chopper similar to the one in a Chrysler to chop the air and create the sound. The sound goes into a diffuser after going past the chopper and out the 4 horns. There is also a time delay relay that shuts the valve off after a certain amount of time after the chopper started spooling down. Search up a restoration video on an HLS-273. That is a different siren but it works the same exact way, in fact these sirens are literally HLS-273s in a tower
Diese Sirenen waren 1999 zu hören. NATO-Bombenangriffe (Aggression)
Looks like a telephone mast, so if this was to be a tornado siren madness character, the nickname could be ‘telephone mast’ (by P-50).
No, just no
Why not?
@@ZXeM__ i finded you
bsp said he actually might add it and already has the character drawn
Electronic or electro-mechanical?
Pneumatic.
@@Asmith-1111 what's a pneumatic siren?
@@NeilPrasad_1905 it's powered with an air compressor.
@@Asmith-1111 that's cool for a 1960s siren
@@NeilPrasad_1905 its also kind of like a Chrysler air raid siren.
Heres a link to what they sound like:
ua-cam.com/video/IAMiTfSU7ZA/v-deo.html
How does a pneumatic siren work
This one in particular is a bunch of tiny, packed in disks that a shit load of pressurized air gets shot through. They all vibrate and make that sound. Kinda like how a human makes elephant noise
@@jubberdunkus1496 so it's it kinda works like a klaxon horn but in stead of a motor it's pneumatic
@@jubberdunkus1496 actually no. It works just like the Model 120 siren. It has compressed air tanks that shoot air into a 4 port chopper, which has no vanes making it rely only on the air pressure to create the noise. It would spin and chop the air from the tanks, and the 4 tubes on the stator holes guide the sound into the 4 large horns. If it DID use a vibrating disk, then it would basically be an air horn as air horns use a diaphragm or a metal disk to create the noise
@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL You're pretty spot on! Except the Model 120 used a blower to provide the air unlike this siren that got its compressed air from the tank (which is the whole tower!).
This wail signal is too fast isn't it?
Tzadik #1 - No, it's the original 1960 wail speed with 15 wail sequences per minute! Newer sirens sometimes have a slower wail speed with only 13 sequences per minute.
Well I remember that in the F71 sirens the wail was slower, In Israel we have a lot of them in really good condition and maybe even in operation condition! The last run of the few pneumatic sirens in Israel that still were in use was back in 2012 and now they replaced by the hörmann ECN 3000 and with some ATI hpss32 sirens, Those new sirens are low and bad sounding! The ATI works with some Taiwan made drivers and Shamrad control panel and so the hörmann is a little bit better than the ATI but still I prefer the old electromechanical and pneumatics, By the way some of the sirens that installed in the late 1940s in all the Kibutzs and the villages in Israel was made by IDF together with Motorola!
For example, If you turn the speed to 0.5 you will hear the exact wail speed of the F71
Lol Teemo siren test
siren head
Shut up💀
Yeah shut up