Toledo, OH HOR SuperSirex Siren Test 3-20-19
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Toledo, Ohio: Annual 3 minute test of the outdoor warning sirens in Lucas County in conjunction with the Ohio statewide tornado drill. This SuperSirex is the only active of 4 left standing in the city of Toledo. It is located on top of the PNC bank tower in the heart of downtown, covering everything from 5/3 Field, to my office, to International Park.
This is the highest I've flown the drone for a recording, there is a bit of turbulence from simply being 400 feet in the air, but the video turned out fine for the most part. I could not get much closer, I kept getting some strong radio interference, possibly from one of the 20 whips on the roof around the HOR. From as close as I could get, there is not enough definition to pick up the rotors, but its still an awesome shot. At the end, I pan around Downtown and the Maumee River, watch for the shot of Promenade Park see if you can find the ground camera. Austin and Tyler planted the seed for this recording on the 19th after a successful Indiana SWA day, so you have them to thank for it. Enjoy!
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9/9 Port Sounds Epic!
Gosh, that truly never gets old to hear.
Agreed bc those echo's are scary as hell!
There is a one that’s in Ohio but it rotates but this one doesn’t rotate because this one is a cold war era hor super sirex
@@Memezjamez -- It doesn't rotate because it's rotator is broken. Not because it was from the nearly fifty-year Cold War era, where almost all Super-Sirex models were built. Some didn't have a rotator, but that wasn't a restriction of the era.
I am glad it worked this time around! Really awesome recording, and I’m glad to see it’s still roaring like new.
Awesome video! Glad to see another video of this H.O.R. again after many years! I also absolutely love that drone shot too.
I don't know why I didn't think of doing this myself. I always love hearing the HOR , if I don't skip out of work to film in the county on the first Friday, I at least walk outside of my office to hear this bad boy (My office is one block beyond the big glass building seen throughout most of the video).
Well then I might make the two hour drive out in June to hear it or the P-15 for myself...NEO is bereft of ACA stuff at the moment save for the 4 Allertor 125’s from Knox Twp in Columbiana County I’ll be restoring and reinstalling later this year.
@@NWOhioSirens so Toledo only has 4 sirens left? Have they been replacing any of them or once they die, they just disconnect it? Bowling Green, still has several sirens.
@@NWOhioSirens it just sounds like the holland aca scremer s-2
Man 9/9 super sirexes have a really creepy and awesome sound
Awesome video! Glad to see it's still going strong!
I think I heard an xT22 winding up in the distance before the Sirex did.
Dodson branch,TN has a HOR supersirex siren and it sounds healthy an they have no interest in replacing there siren it can cover 6 miles
That is awesome!
Very Nice! Love the drone shot!
Hor super sirex:**plays buss down thotiana remix by blueface ft cardi b**
Me: **calls the lucas county EMA**
EMA: **gets confused**
West shore services: **gotten more confused than the EMA**
AMAZING!!! Wow that's cool
Great video!
I garente that siren covers over 12 miles at the most high as it is in Toledo
Nice, Calvin!
Thought it was dead!!!
Nope still kicking
So did I!
Awesome!
Hyped from the moment Tyler told me this was happening. Did you get in any confrontations?
Nope, my hunch that Promenade Park would be empty and bereft of life at 10:00 AM on a weekday proved correct.
I'd the rotator broken
So do they test monthly too?
Yes, each First Friday at Noon, but only for a minute of alert.
@@NWOhioSirens oh ok, thanks
@@NWOhioSirensdo you know from what month to month they do the testings on Friday's?
Does it sound like a thunderbolt 1000 to you?
Is that 130 or 140 dB ?
Joshua The SirenKid 133 at 100 ft.
*drone breaks*
You know, that thing is so damn high up its almost useless down below tbh.
not really. many in the distance can hear it. The hard part is, they are risky to remove as a matter of fact that the siren's head was installed up there...
What was that at 0:31 winding up?
At 0.23-24 is when it begins winding up
properly a 2001
Maybe an echo?
Was the rotator welded shut or is the rotator broken?
Probably doesn't have space for a rotator
Why doesn’t this one rotate while some others do?
The rotator is broken on this one.
Will all 4 H O Rs be replaced with 2001-130s to bring the rest of the system up to Battery Backup Capability and ease of Maintenance
Gary Hisgun noooooooo
Not 2001-130s! This is too Rare to get Replaced!
Did this ever rotate?
No
@@mitch.daog810yes it did?
@@Jamesairhvac bro ur replin to smth from 3 years ago 😭
I think it’s 130 or 140 dB ?
130
Lol it didnt spin
Same port ratio as sentry?
No. Sentries are 8, 8/16, 10, and 10/15 port. This one is 9/9 port
Yes. The 14V is a 9 port siren just like this one.