It's the 10v1t just one chopper is slower than the other

Yeah… Lebanon Indiana….

the country of lebanon does not have the emergency alert system, they are not american. research shit before you say shit, thanks. ~ an actual EAS hobbyist

@@Dylanowich a lot of the EAS sound videos use this siren sound as the sound for Lebanon. However, what they failed to take into account is that the siren sound heard is actually the sound of sirens in Lebanon INDIANA.. a town in the US.

That's the old model of 10V1T, this is the new 10V1T siren.

@@blockthesirenenthusiast okay... What's the difference

@@TheSleepyMechanic0524 The old 10V1T is a standard 10V2T that has had the 16-port chopper replaced with an 8-port one, and used only a single 10HP motor and had 4 long horns and 4 short horns. The new one, which was released back in September, is basically two 3V8s stacked into 1 siren, with 2 5HP motors and all short horns.

@@ArxCyberwolfPC awesome. Wasn't expecting much difference between them, these new ones seem very potent compared to the old ones

I don’t get why they would use 2 motors in the same siren instead of just connecting them on one motor and making it a dual rotor thingy??? Is having 2 motors more efficient like, in case one dies there’s still another rotor?