This siren is still in use, it was moved to the north side to the city to cover our fairgrounds and north industrial park. It is still used for fire calls, however, due to policy changes it is not always activated for calls.
This siren was defiantly reverse wired. You can tell by this sirens slow wind down which is caused by the air getting sucked in and helping to relive air resistance instead of air being blown out and increasing resistance. In addition, a dead give away to a reverse wired siren is how when the sirens blower turns off the sirens sound output goes from really loud to nothing and then back up again. That is actually the air transitioning from being sucked in by the blower to blown out by the chopper after the blower has shut off. Here is the effect that is more noticeable in another video: ua-cam.com/video/9RQaX5ry7Dg/v-deo.html
To understand why it stopped doing hilo is because they took the solenoid control box with the flasher out & it is unable todo hilo anymore unfortunately.
No. Its simply just grime and such on the collector rings in the siren. These sirens often fluctuate in pitch from collector rings being dirty. Also judging from the slow wind-downs in Attack and after cycles, this siren has good bearings in it.
+Zach Xx_FrEd_BeAr_Xx the blower is definitely reverse wired. Notice how the chopper briefly turns off during the wind down and then regains its normal speed? That only happens when the blower is wired backwards because the chopper has to spin so quickly because the blower is sucking instead of blowing
Could you get a video of this Thunderbolt 1003 at is new location and i can still remember a video of this but it was only a audio recording video from the old Wisconsin Sirens Website and each signal was a 30 second test could you upload that one if you still have it saved
This siren was removed from this location and reinstalled on a pole just outside of the city limits. Here is a video of it in its new location ua-cam.com/video/34letOGwkhw/v-deo.html
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R.I.P Ben Hinrichs, who died on June 1, 2014. The Thunderbolt was his favorite siren.
how did he die?
@@CoolSirens1000T No idea. All I know is that he passed away June 1, 2014.
@@SolidSableye oh thats sad rip
R.I.P, ben hinrichs
That sucks 😢
Thanks for putting it back up. Its sad that this doesn't do fire call anymore but I am glad that it is at least still in use.
hi siren 1000T was your birthday and you have a fun game among us or thunderbolt
@@tomasgamez2189 Do you realize how long ago that comment was made??
Ahhh, I remember this video from years ago. :)
I missed it :)
This siren is still in use, it was moved to the north side to the city to cover our fairgrounds and north industrial park. It is still used for fire calls, however, due to policy changes it is not always activated for calls.
No hi/lo olny fastwail for firecalls bc west shore services removed the RCM3
For some reason this reminds me of Tinley parks thunderbolt at Grissom.
This is now remounted on a pole still in service. It is located North of Richland Center at the Industrial Drive.
R.I.P, ben hinrichs
the 1st noise is awesome
That would be hi-lo my friend
@MrTruealert same here!
RIP Ben Hinrichs
@@JoshuaTheSCPKing Don't know. He passed away years ago.
A very good 1003A tornado siren with three awesome sonds!!!
WE WILL MISS YOU!
This siren was defiantly reverse wired. You can tell by this sirens slow wind down which is caused by the air getting sucked in and helping to relive air resistance instead of air being blown out and increasing resistance. In addition, a dead give away to a reverse wired siren is how when the sirens blower turns off the sirens sound output goes from really loud to nothing and then back up again. That is actually the air transitioning from being sucked in by the blower to blown out by the chopper after the blower has shut off. Here is the effect that is more noticeable in another video: ua-cam.com/video/9RQaX5ry7Dg/v-deo.html
Rip buddy🕊
To understand why it stopped doing hilo is because they took the solenoid control box with the flasher out & it is unable todo hilo anymore unfortunately.
WOW! Nice echo/reverberate on wind-down👍👍😀😀❗❗
The last sound I can't help but think 1960's nuclear warfare
Excellent t-bolt action!!!
WHY is the screen holder funky
Because it's funky screen day
Pitch fluctuations. And at 1:06 and 2:12 it starts like an EOWS.
The blower may or may not be reverse-wired, causing it to sound higher-pitched than normal
No. Its simply just grime and such on the collector rings in the siren. These sirens often fluctuate in pitch from collector rings being dirty. Also judging from the slow wind-downs in Attack and after cycles, this siren has good bearings in it.
+Zach Xx_FrEd_BeAr_Xx the blower is definitely reverse wired. Notice how the chopper briefly turns off during the wind down and then regains its normal speed? That only happens when the blower is wired backwards because the chopper has to spin so quickly because the blower is sucking instead of blowing
This siren is in the app: “air raid siren”
What is that logo that is on the bottom right corner?
its the divx video logo
Could you get a video of this Thunderbolt 1003 at is new location and i can still remember a video of this but it was only a audio recording video from the old Wisconsin Sirens Website and each signal was a 30 second test could you upload that one if you still have it saved
Hey where’s the pulse:(
It didn't do pulse
Anyone know what these are generally rated in terms of db's?
Usually 126 at 100 feet
@@CazicTheProtogen I think he knows by now that you answered his question 9 years ago.
1 db
@@FireRescue80 Pretty funny to know I asked it 25% of my life ago, haha, thanks for looking out!
@@BBOY73 Wow, this is one of the first times I've seen an old UA-cam commenter actually reply many years later.
that sounds like A 3T22 on hi-lo Alert mode
That’s because 5/6 =10/12
5-10
6-12
Ben Hinrichs Died on June 1 2014
Um is still here
Ketubin Ghost Correct, it was just moved to a pole to fill up a gap.
Wow AWSOME High-lo singalong!!
Cool 😎
is that an 1003 A or 1003 B?
1003A
The attack sounds sad
hi lo alert and attack
The thing is reverse-wired. Cool video though.
those are my tones do you like it?
This siren was removed from this location and reinstalled on a pole just outside of the city limits. Here is a video of it in its new location ua-cam.com/video/34letOGwkhw/v-deo.html
Richland Is The Same Thing They Moved In Richland Is This Cofusing
@@johnang700 This siren was just reinstalled somewhere else in Richland Center. What's so confusing about that?
@JustInn014 Oops! :()
a 1003B
*1003A this isn't single phase
1003A IS IT 1003
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