Скачать или смотреть Federal Signal Modulator 1004, Attack/Wail: Franklin, TN (Williamson Co. Tornado Siren Test, HD)

Copyright 2014, Brandon Mendel (Please use with permission).
Originally Recorded 7/1/2014

This is a monthly test of the City of Franklin's Tornado Warning Siren System. Tests are conducted the first Saturday of the month at 1:00 PM, an hour later than Nashville's scheduled test. Franklin has a mix of 2001s and Modulators of varying size. A voice message is broadcast on their Mods at 12:55 to warn park visitors of an impending test. Then, at one, the sirens run an attack/wail tone for about a minute.

This siren is located at Fieldstone Park which is a baseball complex located at the North part of town. Not too far away is a 2001-SRNB (or "SNERBY") which can be heard very well in this video. So, was this small siren loud? No, and nor was I expecting it to be. It's very comparable to the 2802 at Hawesville, KY. In essence, it wasn't ear-piercing but, it was loud enough to get the job done. The siren's location was designed to give park visitors a verbal (and tonal) warning as to what may be going on during severe weather and this modulator did a fine job at it as well. The pre-recorded voice announcement was clear and concise. It beats the live audio I'm used to hearing on some of the Whelens I've previously recorded.

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