Whelen WPS-4004 (465 Hz) Tornado Siren Test - Voice, Alert - Gurnee, IL

[@CycloneJoey518]

Frickin awesome combo of the 4004 and distant 2001s

[@VirginiaHeritages]

2001-130’s are honestly one of my fav FS sirens

[@purpleviolet207]

A successful siren test! The Whelen WPS 4004 has a very nice voice and sounds off crisp, clear, rich and spicy!

[@MrAwesomedude808]

There’s one in Great America backstage!

[@Fratt4008]

*Gurnee*

[@SouthGeorgiaSirens]

gur
knee

[@SouthGeorgiaSirens]

@Quincy Gunnerson oh no

[@lightningfun6486]

Gurneee

[@ndvglowbass4631]

The siren just looks over it’s home😆

[@novawarningsirens]

Yes the classic digital 864.

[@windycitysirens]

POGGERS

[@NormanWeather]

GurnEe

[@ianssirenproductions]

GURNEE

[@windycitysirens]

yeah?

[@CoolSirens1000T]

I love gurnee's sirens and six flags lol

[@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsirens]

i feel like Minneapolis's system of Vortex's should have the 465 Hz ESC-864 controls instead of the 560 Hz ESC-2030 Controls, Anyway Nice video!

[@CorollaChronicles]

This has the same voice that the Norwood Park Whelens have.

[@davem6024]

Thought this siren is mechanical

[@ScarOne314]

How can you think such thing? Where you think the chopper would be located?

[@thoward575]

@@ScarOne314 your ass hehe

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

@@ScarOne314 where the drivers would be located :>

[@lukemicsky3086]

Grrrrrknee

[@model5465]

thats a vortex

[@TheSirenGeek]

Vortexes are not capable of doing voice, making this a 4004.

[@model5465]

@@TheSirenGeek its a vortex because it has a different siren head than whelen 4004’s

[@SteelCitySirensandTrains]

@@model5465 This is clearly a WPS-4004. Vortex's have a rectangular rotator and have Type I cabinets which lack voice capability. WPS-4004's have Type II cabinets making them voice capable and they have square rotators

[@windycitysirens]

@@model5465 u sure? obviously a bolt

[@SouthGeorgiaSirens]

@@windycitysirens my guy, this is obviously a chysler... smh...