@@That_2_guy2T If a Hurricane 130 could have been built with a single-tone rotor (theoretically possible since the choppers should be interchangeable) then this is probably what it would sound like.
I'd like to ask whether I might use this sample for my work: In the past I already tried to recreate / simulate the sound of an F71 with original german siren signals because there is no recording of an active F71 in Germany. So at first I synthesized the sound, later I worked with audio recordings of a similar german siren type (Pintsch Bamag). Although the results were decent, it would be amazing to work with this soundfile of an original F71 recording in the future! Of course you would be mentioned in the credits. Thanks in anticipation!
Nice video! For some reason I remembered the wind down more slowly, I so glad to know that there are still active F71 sirens around the world. Here in Israel they replaced during the early 2010s and some of them are still standing tall!
They made them till the 90s, the last ones were 571s which got delivered to Vienna. Hörmann was actually manufacturing them for a really long time before moving to electronic sirens.
The F71 works similar to the other HLS machines. A small sounder device (which is basically a disk with four holes in it spun by a motor) sits at the top, concealed by the red housing. Compressed air is generated from a diesel setup and stored inside a holding tank. When the siren is activated, the sounder is turned on. At the same time, compressed air is released from the holding tank via a valve and through an air line to the Sounder, which then produces the powerful voice.
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It's already become clear that it sounds like an ACA Hurricane, so there's no need to comment about that anymore.
Yeah really sounds like an ACA hurricane-130
@@That_2_guy2T If a Hurricane 130 could have been built with a single-tone rotor (theoretically possible since the choppers should be interchangeable) then this is probably what it would sound like.
Sounds like a Dyson DC01 with a worn out Ametek motor
Yes they did this to try to get the same sound as the ACA hurricane 130 but used different design to make it seem like they didn’t copy it! 😂😢😅
@@Engineer_Anton The F71 is 2 years older than the Hurricane...
The best F71-recording ever! Fantastic job!
I'd like to ask whether I might use this sample for my work: In the past I already tried to recreate / simulate the sound of an F71 with original german siren signals because there is no recording of an active F71 in Germany. So at first I synthesized the sound, later I worked with audio recordings of a similar german siren type (Pintsch Bamag). Although the results were decent, it would be amazing to work with this soundfile of an original F71 recording in the future! Of course you would be mentioned in the credits. Thanks in anticipation!
@@Rheinlandsirene You can use this recording for anything you need. I'm looking forward to see what you'll do. :)
@@FinSirens Thank you very much!
@@FinSirens that's what I call hörmann!
@@Rheinlandsirene just got home from the store
It sounds mostly like an ACA hurricane if the high tone was blocked but still audible
@Ilyass Youssofi finsirens told us not to comment about that.
@@mrwtuber1217 yes we but he commented about it 2 months before this guy commented about it..
Sounds very cool! and for the people calling this a hurricane knock off, F71's are older so no more commenting that its a knock off.
The Hurricane Is knock off for F71
0:08 siren Starts
Great video!
The F71 is such a great siren.
Only one was tested in switzerland for trials and was denied sadly
Whoa, that thing sounds AWESOME!
Wow!! Nice hearing an F71 as of today!
Nice video! For some reason I remembered the wind down more slowly, I so glad to know that there are still active F71 sirens around the world. Here in Israel they replaced during the early 2010s and some of them are still standing tall!
נשמע דווקא תקין
@@GilZu זכרתי את ההורמנים בארץ עם ירידה יותר איטית, גם בהורמן הזה אפשר לשמוע צרידות קלה, כנראה שהוא לא היה בשימוש הרבה זמן...
@@giborisrael4229 אה? קיבלתי ממך את השפה שלך! יש לי עברית!
@@mrwtuber1217 אהבנו את ההקלטה שלך בישראל, מחכים לעוד סרטונים של הצופר הזה!
@@giborisrael4229 YES! IT WORKED! כן! זה עבד
Whoa that sound like a supercharged sentry lol. Great video!
0:15 sounds like an old Formula 1 car, slowing down
Wow you noticed that too lol
What a deep, guttural wind down! Never heard anything else like it!
Nice Video man!
I would also like to hear this siren for real, but in Germany we no longer have any F71s that are active.
I've been heard it live before. Very very loud.. Your ears will be scared from it.
This siren is close to the aca hurricane, the rarety and if the high tone was blocked but still to be heard
It's a pneumatic siren, not seen very often! Cool!
Yes!
wow she is so loud that the paint is splitting up. underneath.amazing
ACA Hurricane sounding, thats cool!
Whoa that’s awesome!
Sounds like the 8 port of the hurricane ramfett recorded in Milwaukee WI
@Bekhruz Asatov the 8 port part of it.
@Bekhruz Asatov not the 10
That thing is awesome! Great Video :)
I like that windup.
Nice!
Super!!!
Must be the only one that's works
There are some distant sounds of other sirens.
Sounds like a 2006-2013 F1 V8 usung launch control
Eas scenario #32 rocks for the past
Nobody cares
Sounded like aca hurricane
0:08 siren starts
0:09 he's like rocko's morden life new alarm
Same sound design as the Swedish one but there is no wind up or down
Wait, I didn't know Hörmann makes pneumatic sirens!
They made pneumatic sirens for a while before discontinuing them☹️
@@TRKaliFoxxo but the rest of them are hörmann too!
They made them till the 90s, the last ones were 571s which got delivered to Vienna. Hörmann was actually manufacturing them for a really long time before moving to electronic sirens.
@@djkarcher1896 Oh!😀
Cool!
8/10 port siren
good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't get it much, how does the F71 model work? Can someone explain, plz 🙏🏻
The F71 works similar to the other HLS machines. A small sounder device (which is basically a disk with four holes in it spun by a motor) sits at the top, concealed by the red housing. Compressed air is generated from a diesel setup and stored inside a holding tank. When the siren is activated, the sounder is turned on. At the same time, compressed air is released from the holding tank via a valve and through an air line to the Sounder, which then produces the powerful voice.
The Finnish Hurricane 130?
The F71 was built in Germany and exported to Finland, Israel and more countries. But sadly none of these are active anymore in Germany
W̶H̶E̶R̶E̶ ̶I̶S̶ ̶I̶T̶ ̶I̶N̶S̶T̶A̶L̶L̶E̶D̶
The siren is located in Turku' s central fire station
Sounds like a Gas Powered Mobil Directo on steroids
Omni-Directional ACA Hurricane 130 lol
Eas scenario #3 end of the world
Nobody cares
So is that the new Finland eas alarm?
Its a siren, not an eas alarm
ACA F71 130
I believe these are Pneumatic powered sirens ?
Yep
@@FinSirens Nice, i might be visiting germany next year so i might see their F-71s and other srens
@@novawarningsirens I hate to disappoint you but there are sadly no more active F71 sirens. BUT there are still some HLS 273 and PiBa sirens there!
Single tone aca hurracaine
How many decibels are these?
122dB at 100ft/30m
@@FinSirens i I thought these were like 130 or 135 decibels.
But the HLS ones are Very loud
Sound Like a aca huracaine
hah Hörmann go brrrrrrrrrrrrrr
no way a active pintsh bamag
read the title, its not a pinsh bamag
@@theray2009 it is
@@1000BT bruh the f71 is based off the pinsh bamag, not the same thing
@@theray2009 shut up pointy hat
@Bekhruz Asatov no?
Undercover ACA Hurricane 130
Eas scenario #5 ww3
Palestine smells like cheese