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@@Blue10AEMia It has radio and rotator belt problems so it wouldn’t be too difficult

@@AWT5020 can you try and record another federal SD-10

@@AWT5020 those are my favorite sirens

@@nicodimatteo There’s plenty of them still around so I’ll run into more SD-10s to record in the future, I have no idea when and where since it’s not a priority

@@Jake-w3l I have explained this multiple times to you. The 2 3000s left in Tulsa are inactive because they have been replaced by the WPS-2910s in the area. The city started the process of replacing their 3000s with 2910s 10-15 years ago. As far as I know, all the 3000s were analog and I’m sure some of them were dual tone. Broken Arrow started the process of replacing their aging system of earlier this year. As of now, they have replaced about 20 of their 4004s and their last remaining 3000

@@bliayang8284 The town doesn’t use it anymore. They disconnected it from the system

@@JakInnaBooth It didn’t cover as much as the standard tones do. So overall the system was a bit quieter

As if more wasn’t over covered as it is 😂, I know why though, we have a couple towns where I’m from that are tornado magnet towns too

just you wait till they get a new siren :P

@@Nirvoxide new siren in mustang??

@@cooljay130 no! i was commenting on their coverage haha

@@xX_Sirens_Of_Northern_IowaXx Very good. They have a siren every 1/2 - 3/4 mile and their sirens have about a 1/2 mile range

@@AWT5020 so typical Oklahoma Siren Coverage 😁

@@xX_Sirens_Of_Northern_IowaXx Lol yeah

@AWT5020 they need just a ATi on the east side of town then they'll be covered 😆

@@xX_Sirens_Of_Northern_IowaXx Lmao

@@Holly-kt5bm The intake is blocked

@@Jake-w3l Yeah

@@AWT5020 Why?

@@Jake-w3l They replaced it. They got a new system of 2001s. There’s one right down the road from this CTI. CTIs aren’t good sirens anyways so the 2001 will do much better for them

@@Jake-w3l No. The one in Twisters is in El Reno, OK

@@Jake-w3l This was the last 3000 in Tulsa to be active. It was active until 2017/2018. Then they put up a 2910 not far to the southwest of it and ever since then this 3000 has been shut off and is permanently inactive

@@AWT5020 Yeah, it lived a really long life. 35 years. The last 3000 saw the new 2910s around it. And it will bring back the old system of Tulsa good memories. Right?

@@joshstarr5080 OKC, Moore and Norman all test every Saturday at noon. You can year a couple of Norman’s Whelens, they’re shown at the bottom of the screen. Most of the OKC metro cities test on Saturdays at noon. If OKC sounds their sirens then not even all of their sirens will sound. They have their sirens divided in around 40 sectors since the city covers so much land. So when they sound the sirens they will only sound the ones in the sectors that are affected. Moore will only sound their sirens if there’s a direct threat to anywhere in town. So even if OKC’s sirens are going off and you can hear them in Moore, that doesn’t necessarily mean Moore will go off or there’s a threat to Moore

@@AWT5020 ok thanks was wondering

@@GabrielCL2T22A I still think the wind-down is creepier

@@Jake-w3l Yeah, they’re all 8 port. Plus Eclipses and Equinoxes use the same chopper

@@settingsun3470 Yep. All of their sirens are perfectly functional

Yes

Nope. Moore is awesome.

There are approximately *2 confirmed* dual tone analog 864 units and one unconfirmed dual tone unit near tcc northeast campus, and lets not forget about that 1 single tone analog unit that no one has exact coordinates to so it’s exact location is a mystery. The 4008 with the esc-864 can be heard in this video according to the description. They also have a few WPS-2800 units that replaced WPS-3000 units back in the day, I think TRP fan *look him up* filmed one of them a couple years back. they also have a WPS-2805 at the university of Tulsa.

I’m not sure what you mean

@@AWT5020 They’re really rare. Right? Especially Oklahoma.

Yeah, most of the 2910s used to be 3000s

@@AWT5020 Rest in peace, 3000s. They lived a really long life. 15 years. The 2 3000s saw new 2910s around them.