System Recording, Alert - Noblesville, Indiana

This video was recorded on Friday September 27th, 2019 (ignore the title that has the wrong year) during Hamilton County's weekly test. I really wanted to record one of Noblesville's roundbacks but it decided it was just going to spin around for me instead of making noise. You can hear various other 2001s make noise instead. I reported the failure to EMA.
Sirens in Hamilton County are tested weekly on Friday at 11am when the temperature is over 32 degrees. Hamilton County has mainly 2001s with a Model 2 and a Model 5 sprinkled in the mix. Each city in the county owns and maintains their sirens but the county sets them off for warnings and tests with Carmel and Noblesville serving as backup activation points. Of course, each city can set off their own system if they have the need. Hamilton county only owns one siren, located at White River Campgrounds. Hamilton County also has agreements in place with Lapel in Madison County and McCordsville, Fortville, and Vernon Township in Hancock County to set off their sirens when Noblesville and Fishers sirens are set off respectively do to their proximity with the county line and the overflow of residents living in the area

[@cgluigiyt]

There’s a eclipse 8 in Carmel

[@OWS_Crazy1]

Aww man that would’ve been and awesome recording. At least it rotated lol

[@TheMatsushitaMan]

Wonder what happened.

[@indymetrosirens5643]

I’m thinking about recording one of their roundbacks sometime this sunmer

[@MidwestCWS]

Just visited WSS today and they replaced them all. All the roundbacks are sitting in the WSS lot currently. New 130s are in their place.

[@indymetrosirens5643]

Midwest CWS are. You. Fucking. Kidding. Me.

[@mikeperdomo2108]

Seriously 😳 That Federal Signal 2001-DC It Rotates But No Sound Interesting 🤔 What Happened

[@kaiburrito6216]

Is it in Colorado?

[@indymetrosirens5643]

No Indiana

[@kaiburrito6216]

Ho because I saw one just like that in Colorado

[@TheJakeman789]

Well that was a complete rip off