How do you tell there is a broken damper

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@@jonathanroberts227 Due to the sound of the siren. Search youtube for that siren. You'll hear the difference.

@@jonathanroberts227 one damper doesent close so it is two tones together

I think the top damper may actually be stuck closed but it could also just be wired for pulse

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yeah probably a bad return spring in one of the dampers. older fedelcodes have the same problem

@@thunderaarcanis98 I think you're hearing the wailing part of the siren

@@Belchmaster41 No, one of the dampers might have a bad return spring. It's not the wail of the siren. Bruh moment

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What i was thinking. Omg annoying AF.

But it made like pulse

Are you ready to pay for your sins sir?

when im heard this in 3:00 am i will jump out in the window and dance

Yes it is I loved that squad 7

Isn't the Mack truck CE740 or something like that

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@@jessicqr8932 Now there's no dislikes because it hurts KZfaqs feewings. Other than that, I do agree this video turned out pretty great!

Alternative wail I think

@@IllisconsinSirens No, then it would continue doing hi lo on wind down and windup. This signal is called undulating High Low fire signal according to the thunderbolt manual.

Ok thanks

@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 I thought the thunder bolt sirens spin around in a circle when it's going off. I know a station that has one, it's yellow in color and has civel defense on it.

Unless you live near it.

Are all Fedelcode coded

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ammmm sound broken🤔

yep, you are a 6 year old on yt.

im not im 15

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@@SNIXC can you stop being rude to other siren enthusiasts?

@@owensanders7432 first of all I’m not. I’m making what’s called a statement. Look that up

Screamers cant do hi lo

SO YOU PUT A DISLIKE AND ALL CAPS HOW ABOUT YOU SHUT IT AND STOP TALKING LIKE THAT

@@RockProductionsYT what is alternate wail for? some places use hi lo for a tornado but most of the time hi lo is called the fire call what is alt wail for?

some fire departments chose wailing high/low over steady high/low for some reason.

@@SNIXC oh ok i guess hi lo attack is more distinct then hi lo

That's the normal 2-minute Undulating High Low fire signal that came from Federal Signal (on the AF timers) for the fire dept's there is an extra cam in the AF timer for it to produce this signal. Without the extra fire cam in there it would just do steady High Low for 3 minutes. How alternate wail is done is with that extra fire cam in the AF timer and an agastat time delay relay in the RC6 (3T22) / RCM3 (Thunderbolt 1003) so when the AF timer contact opens the agastat waits for 8 seconds before turning off the solenoids but if the AF timer closes the contact again it doesn't shut off but when 2 minutes is up and the timer opens the contact the agastat waits until 8 seconds (or how much you set it for) and turns off. That is to my understanding how it works. I hope I was able to answer your questions.

@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 wow that makes alot of sense.

Technically this the undulating signal not alternate wail

And if it was your house on fire 🔥 you would be glad to hear that sound.

Imagine if you will a community that is used to it

The siren is not there to be an annoying sound to people at 2:30 in the morning, it’s there to alert the town and Firefighters there’s a call going out, and I can assure you if anyone complains about the house siren in your area if you have one, you wouldn’t complain if it was your house on fire, or loved one in trouble.

Yes i know

I would think in today's modern time's pagers or cell phone alerts are the way to go not waking the whole community just to let them know that there is a call, the police, ambulance etc don't.

I wouldn't worry too much about it. This clip seems to have been shot on a cellphone, and often the camera shutter speed doesn't match up with the flashing of the strobe pack. You also see this happen with aircraft props and helo rotor blades.

I'm more worried that he flew out of there with the rear door open, lol.

The camera shutter isn't fast enough to get the full effect of strobe lighting. I'm sure that truck is lit up just fine

@@Maeousie there's a chain or gate to keep bodies from flying. Also good housekeeping and securing everything inside. FDNY rescues and a couple others usually keep the back doors open.

Looks like an American Larance !

On the east coast they are either used for fires or nuclear plants

most have a wail after the call comes in

It’s supposed to be high low but the one damper is stuck

@@FirefighterKWann Just because you haven't had any complaints, doesn't make it ok. As responsible, courteous members of your community, there is no reason, in 2021, for ANY fire siren to run that long. Why it's still used at all is another issue. With the VERY affordable option of purchasing quality, reliable used voice radio pagers (eBay always lists plenty), every member should be able to receive call notifications with no need for the use of an antiquated, obnoxious form of notification. Using it as a backup or in conjunction with the pagers still only requires 3-5 cycles max, not 3.5 minutes. ANY respectable, responsible and courteous department would have already taken steps to, at the very least, reduce their use of such outdated, disruptive devices and most would either completely remove or only use as a backup, last resort. The fact that you replied with this response would suggest your department thinks and does otherwise.

I couldn't agree more , the use of that siren is over the top God help the poor people that live close by. Get with the times and update to pagers or cell-phone and don't give us the bs story about not getting good coverage they have worked well for over 40 years and if not then it's normally an easy fix.

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No

@@ququtornadosirenandcrossingrai Yes. Why are you saying no? Get some ears and listen to this again. The high damper is stuck. Quit being stupid.

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Its undulating fire signal so it will be rising and falling high low not alternate wail.

@@SirensandThunderbolts1003 oh ok

same thing

Because it is

Top damper

@@spaceenginerocks2800 thats what i thought

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Good condition the only problem is the top damper is blocked

@@spaceenginerocks2800 i have never seen a poll mounted 3T22 in that good of condition that some siren genui doesnt own

It’s sounds because not everyone can hear the pager or they may not have it on them at the time

@@WisconsinFireVideos not the station siren. I’m talking about the sirens on the apparatus.

@@kenturner2349 idk 🤷‍♀️ because they can I guess

Who cares? Why can't they?

@@ronstrulic4388 because it’s unnecessary not to mention the damage done to everyone’s hearing. Damn jolly volly

Sometimes it depends on the County/State budgets and/or whether they can add the newer system to their dispatch, a smaller department might prioritize replacement hoses, turnout gear, etc. :-) It might also be a multiple-use siren, for tornado warnings as well as fire calls.

In most departments with the station sirens, a Firefighter can turn off the siren, once the first apparatus is staffed. However it looked like the 2nd out apparatus left with 2 and the large rescue with one.

Ulster county NY still runs station sirens cell phone and pager coverage is spotty in some areas and the house siren might be the only alert a volly gets.