From what I saw in google earth pro's historic imagery, this siren's rotator was in the same position in November 2004.The same goes with the one that was at Kistler Park. The welding must have happened sometime before then.
I made a video of an Allertor. After showing it turning a few times we got the idea, so I slowly panned around to show its environment. Same with my 2t22A. I show it start up, you can see a little torsion!, and then after 20 seconds show its neighborhood rather than boring 3-minute 2t22 "still-life". Just before I turn off power I close in to show the rotor all the way to stop. (To theoretically increase volume, I removed the screens where the projector cones attach to the stator.)
Both of the Hurricanes are by houses, and I think that the people who live behind them kept complaining about it when it faced their house. I went there to see them in person and there are homes pretty close to them.
@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsir2547 he meant sucks that they fixed it in place (welded it in place, making it no longer rotate). In this context, the fixed he meant was secured in place permanently
+Shodan Computer Search Engine that beeping noise is a the way they activated the siren. the local government agency sends those tones over radio and the siren has a radio that receives those tones and it goes off. the person who recorded this video had a hand-held radio so he/she could hear the tones.
They do still have the sentry 10v at veterans park. I just saw it today but it must be out of commission because there is a 2001 across the road less than 1/4 mile away
@@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsirens That bullshit. It's a siren, they are suppost to be loud. I don't understand what idiot would call in a siren to have it's rotator welded in place because it was "too loud". Are sirens quiet?, no.
The fast windup makes it even more scary, hearing this as a kid in the 70s probably stirred nightmares.
Same here. I was a kid in the 70s too. I remember those days.
What city did you remember seeing a hurricane at ?
@@purpleviolet207 what cities did you remember seeing a hurricane?
I only saw one in person that was in greenville.
@@earboneztv3062 Benton Harbor, MI. It was the Cook Plant Hurricane.
@@purpleviolet207 cool
Looks like both of the la crescent hurricanes were welded in a fixed position.
From what I saw in google earth pro's historic imagery, this siren's rotator was in the same position in November 2004.The same goes with the one that was at Kistler Park. The welding must have happened sometime before then.
This could’ve have happened in the 80’s or 90’s since these Hurricanes were probably installed in 70’s. But I could be wrong ngl.
Love the little remington pattern on the radio thingy at the beginning of the video.
I made a video of an Allertor. After showing it turning a few times we got the idea, so I slowly panned around to show its environment.
Same with my 2t22A. I show it start up, you can see a little torsion!, and then after 20 seconds show its neighborhood rather than boring 3-minute 2t22 "still-life". Just before I turn off power I close in to show the rotor all the way to stop. (To theoretically increase volume, I removed the screens where the projector cones attach to the stator.)
Both of the Hurricanes are by houses, and I think that the people who live behind them kept complaining about it when it faced their house. I went there to see them in person and there are homes pretty close to them.
No, I meant the actual Hurricane sounded like a Thunderbolt.
Bb and D musical pitches major third interval.
How unfortuante that it does not rotate.
Why not show the photos during the test?
could I use this audio for my mini siren ?
so it wont disturb people?
How long ago were these replaced?
Oh a long time ago because I’m kinda mad I missed seeing this I live 1 town over!!!
They still have the sentry 10v at veterans park if your interested but I think it’s out of commission because there is a 2001 across the road
Mark1074 wrong! The 10v is now active! Only does 3 minute alert
@@lacrossewieas2411 attack*
@@savagedude9689 it’s actually alert now! ECS serviced it
0:52 you probably thought "HOLY FUCK!"
Sweet video, sucks they fixed the rotator but the siren still sounds sweet though
why does it suck that they fixed the rotator?
@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsir2547 he meant sucks that they fixed it in place (welded it in place, making it no longer rotate).
In this context, the fixed he meant was secured in place permanently
Also what is those beeping sounds in the background before the siren started?
+Shodan Computer Search Engine that beeping noise is a the way they activated the siren. the local government agency sends those tones over radio and the siren has a radio that receives those tones and it goes off. the person who recorded this video had a hand-held radio so he/she could hear the tones.
Well then.
BOINKO It's the DTMF tones from the dispatch
It's two-tone activation tones.
Oh how time flies!
Is this still active?
it was replaced with a 2001
@@dpcomm1did somebody at least aquire her?
Is this or the kistler park one the one that is at the werden shops?
AllertorBoy yes. All the neat sirens in La Crescent are gone. A 2001 stands on the other side of the building now.
They do still have the sentry 10v at veterans park. I just saw it today but it must be out of commission because there is a 2001 across the road less than 1/4 mile away
@@markvaars37 the 10v has a jammed chopper
@@markvaars37 Yeah the 10V has some jammed rotor problems. But hopefully they get it fixed, that sentry has been there at least 15 years.
I knows this comment is 3 years old but the hurricane at werden is still there 3 years later. It was out front with the pile of thunder bolt parts.
Who welded the rotator?
Who knows… maybe WSS? I doubt it though
y did they weld it in place? thats siren torture!
Because the siren is right next to a house
@@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsirens That bullshit. It's a siren, they are suppost to be loud. I don't understand what idiot would call in a siren to have it's rotator welded in place because it was "too loud". Are sirens quiet?, no.
why did they stop this siren from rotating?
so it wouldent bother the people living behind the siren
@@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsirens isnt that the point?
Sounds like a Thunderbolt winding up @0:51!
0:51
Did the siren sound off on its own or did the testers sound it off?
the testers set it off
After many years I now know how they work :)
Awesome
That siren is still there?
No it was replaced, they built an brand new water slide right were it once stood RIP 1970s-N/A
@@wisconsinoutdoorsirens1250 that's kistler parks. This got replaced by a 130
Why do these sirens never rotate
Someone welded the rotator
Are you still active? Havent seen you post any videos for a while. I recommend an update video monthly
very late resonse but it got taken down
@@joshuasmith1724 i know, but still oof
@453278495ab Because it has a broken rotator.
0:52
This siren failed for me on wedsday:(
:(
;(
they FIXED something....for once!
They broke the rotator on purpose?!
THATS MAKES ME VERY ANGRY! VERY ANGRY INDEED
Rotator still broken
I don't believe it's broken because there are houses a few feet away from it so if it were to rotate it would be to loud prolly
It was welded it place do to noise complaints
Yeah i play hockey
That's ridiculous.