Antonio Gravita FirePoAm American fire trucks with German siren? Or European fire truck with q siren and air horn? I love it

@@emergenciasbomberosrm Yes, I love this style. Actually I like Euro siren more than America siren

it's mainland Europe that uses the two-tone not the UK, they have the whelen thing

@@user-in8ih5sc8d UK used two-tones

@@user-in8ih5sc8d wrong

New York pussy hahaha lol

Very very true lol

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@@feverayy9411 thanks!

Federal Signal PA300 siren gives those who witness the events of September 11 of 2001 PTSD or sort of Flashbacks.

also the lights: only blue, onley red, blue and red, red and orange, red and white, and of course green too ... like yeah we give a f*** who cares :D

@Malisa Tenuta damn thats crazy bro but who asked

@@ThunderTrain2930 29

Rosenbauer fire trucks are Austria not American

@@jamesmartin3197 no they are not

It’s called the “Martin Horn”

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Mi amor el MACK MX-13

A mi me enamoro el tono riot del RB-5

Chicago FD has at least one green light on the front of all their apparatuses, it always struck me as kinda odd

In Argentina is the same,they use European and American trucks,AND they use the German Hi-Lo AND Q-Siren,sometimes they got another sirens,but is rare it to happens!

And it sounds like an entire fleet too!

Its because they mixed the Q and the Martin and use a very healthy amount of both. Not to mention the first unit we see in the video is the heavy rescue of Brigade 14, which was founded by British Immigrants to boot!

@Unwithered Bonnie Ah, sorry for you !

Yo como voluntario de la 1era, Cia de Pichilemu, te apoyo 100% en tu comentario . Es nuestra casa rodante, y la acomodamos a nuestro gusto . Todos los Cuerpos de Bomberos de Chile son autónomos y todos sus bomberos son 100% voluntarios .

And hi-lo included mostly

Not every Q is an EQ2B

Italy: three tone

J. Magno Gracias mi amigo

Step four: *Get a 100% bulletproof and shoot it....*

yes, there are fire trucks that carry it by tradition, for example the fire company of Italian descendants uses the color dark green. Or the German companies use a phosphorescent orange color.

(S.D.R. IS WRITING) Greeting's from New Hampshire :) WOW THAT is strange and interesting to know, I mean ALL Emergency Vehicle's in other countries around the world are different too. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here in my hometown's of Concord & The Penacook District, ALL of Fire Truck's and Ambulance's as well as the Penacook District Rescue Squad Volunteer FIRE & EMS P.O.V's (Privately Owned Vehicle's) are RED, WHITE & AMBER-YELLOW LIGHT'S. Local Police Dept. Vehicle's are ALL BLUE LIGHT'S as well as the unmarked one's too. County Sheriff's Dept. Vehicle's used to be ALL BLUE LIGHT'S they are now both RED & BLUE LIGHT'S & the unmarked vehicle's are ALL BLUE LIGHT'S. State Police Dept. Vehicle's used to be ALL BLUE LIGHT'S, they are now BLUE & WHITE LIGHT'S in the front and RED & BLUE LIGHT'S in the back as well as the unmarked vehicle's too. And ALL GREEN LIGHT'S are Hospital Campus Security Vehicle's.

Steven Pivornik pompa Italia, vigili del fuoco💚

The wail is the exact same wail as the FDNY ambulances I see every day

the spain company using the color red and yellow and the israel company using red and white color

I think that it works quite well. Although I prefer Martin Horns not used with Q? I think the best combination are Q + Two tone, three tone, powercall, or ultra-lo, and Martin Horn + Wail/Yelp

True

@@davidfreeman3083 I believe the Martin Horn works best as a complementary siren.

I think it’s weird yet strangely ok, hearing a Martin horn ran with a Q and power call is oddly kinda cool. Yet a Q on the European looking trucks is just, no.

Lmao

Up to the 80's we had a lot of "imported when new" LHD Nissan firetrucks from the early 60's, most of those are restored as historical pieces, because they're really iconic for many fire departments. We have some donated JDM firetrucks in service, too, but those aren't common. If you say "japanese firetruck", people will think of the old Nissans.

In The North Yankee, We Have Many American & European Fire Trucks, & Ambulances. The Where Equiped With American Q2B Higher Pitch Sound Like Osaka Motor Siren, Airhorn, German Martin-Horn 2298 GM, European, & Federal Signal Sirens, Rumbler Sirens, & American & European Train Horns Too, Sometimes They Use Alot Of Sirens At Once Just Like Chile.

Our American apparatuses are starting to be a thing in European countries and around the world because a lot of people in other countries like our emergency vehicles so they're incorporating them into their fleets but with some modifications because they have strict rules that the Hilo two-tone siren has to be the main siren.

My city last year got an ambulance that has a regular American siren, Powercall, and Martinhorn. The Martinhorn truly clears the road as it gets peoples attention.

Stick0413 where you are ?

Emergencias Bomberos RM Chile Virginia, USA.

Stick0413 you hace videos about the ambulance using both sirens? Is interesting

@@emergenciasbomberosrm I wish I did. Next time I catch them responding I will try to get a video.

Pumpkinhero2 thanks my friend!

At least it’s rare from what I know

Its a north american hm-100

Vaughn Keith Official ik and I know it’s the riot but I like calling it power-lo you can probably understand why

Thanks so much my friends!!!

@@emergenciasbomberosrm you are welcome I love the mixture of trucks out standing ps check out newark nj fire department but I love this video

@@mrrockdaddy100 i know the summit fire department... and the FDNY... i have videos in my channel

@@emergenciasbomberosrm ok check out newark nj you will love it

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It used to be even wilder, until the 80's or 90's you'd get antique American, beaten Japanese, used German and brand new French, Brazilian and Argentinian firetrucks all mixed in, each straight from the factory with their spec tailored to their home country.

We are volunteer asshole!! The best!!

HELLO MY FRIEND SIRENS AND CHILE : NORTH AMÉRICAN/ SI-100-M PA300 / MOTOROLA SIREN / ETC

Joel Anderson Todingkulla yes

Emergencias Bomberos RM Chile I’m from America, the New Jersey New York area specifically. The majority of us in the States and our neighbor Canada have fire departments using Q sirens in their fire trucks. Federal Signal comes from our country, proudly from the USA. The FDNY (New York City) mainly uses EQ2Bs, but some of their trucks have Q2B sirens. They’re very strong and effective. I’m very impressed that your country’s fire trucks uses European-style Hi-Lo sirens and mixed them with the Federal Q sirens. If I were a fire chief of a fire department, I would add them on my fire trucks, and have them use the Q sirens at the same time. That’s if the local council approves it, depending on the local government rules. Anyways, great catch. If you can capture any French-style Hi-lo trucks with Q sirens, let me know. Thanks for the response.

Its more british than french

Camiva/Renault fire truck with Valeo hi/lo

@ looks like doesn't mean I think it is. Dumbass.

@ way to go, just made yourself look stupid.

@ Gott, bist du dämlich.

more like the US and EU teamed up and then ganged up on Chile

The Q siren is the only way to get thure to driver's with ear buds

Fire Companies traditions, each of the fire stations have differents colors and Fire Apparattus

Fire stations traditions

All firefighters in Chile are volunteers and they buy their own equipment and trucks but some stations have traditions, like the Israel station, it was funded by Jewish people living in Chile back in the day

I know, right!?

I find it funny on official british response vids, the 2 tonner sounds so loud, yet it's so quiet here.

Also from around 7:50

Their not exposed like the martin horn if they were they might be as loud.

Many fire stations all across the country were founded by immigrants or they had foreign support during their years of work, so as a way of honouring their traditions they remain with the liveries of their former countries. For example, here in my city we have an Italian fire station, German, Belgian, French, among others.

@@plopezc thats cool! :)

Vaughn Keith Official That's because in Santiago, the 14th fire company is a british company 😁

Oof, waaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy back in the 1930s I think

Mmm usually a fire truck have a Q siren plus a Martin horns plus Grover Los Ángeles air horns and a electronic siren

It still sounds bad ass

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Chile, sonidos de sirenas universal