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@@jonathanboyd9644 I’m planning on it tomorrow. If they don’t test then I’ll go somewhere in Tulsa probably

@ Do you know the Mounds, Oklahoma siren testing schedule?

@@jonathanboyd9644 Supposedly Wednesdays at noon so we’ll see

@ Sometimes they do it on Saturdays at noon if not Wednesdays at noon

@@jonathanboyd9644 They said Wednesdays at noon on Facebook

@@mikemabe4942 It is. I always put the location of the siren in the description

@GabrielCL2T22A The Modulator at the High School is the only one that does that. They programmed it into the activation cycle when they upgraded all the Mods to UV since it’s on the campus I guess

@@AWT5020 That's odd. I wonder why they only did it with only that siren.

@GabrielCL2T22A I’m assuming it’s because it’s at the school campus. The voice message always says tornado warning even for tests so it seems like it’s hard programmed into the system. I’m going to record it sometime

@@AWT5020 Oh yeah that makes sense.

It does.

@@Blue10AEMia That would definitely make sense. I never even thought about that. The whole time I was so confused as to why the Thunderbeam was so quiet even though it was right there

I have never heard of an acoustic shadow before.

@borkluchtalarm they exist, look it up.

@@Blue10AEMia I did shortly after I read your comment, and I must say that they are very interesting. In my reply I wasn't being sceptical, but rather curious. The existence of acoustic shadows and this video makes me love the cold times of the year even more!

Not the worst thing in the world.

@@hmsirensandfirealarms Thanks!

I don’t believe I know👀

@@jonathanboyd9644 I didn’t, not sure about the other people that live in that area

@ Why didn’t you record the siren at TCC Northeast Campus?

@@jonathanboyd9644 I have other plans this month. Might get back to Tulsa in January or so

@ Someone else said they would but I don’t remember who it was. Do you know who it was?

@@jonathanboyd9644I am this Wednesday since the sky’s are clear, Elijah Hamilton might meet up with me too.

@@jonathanboyd9644 That’s on my list

@@FalconDoesntKnowWeather We met and recorded this Modulator at the same time yesterday. I always post my video the next day so he uploaded his first

@FalconDoeantKnowWeather His is better because I used a phone that goes 10X, while he has a camera that goes 200X.

Not yummy, delicious.

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You can say that again

How is it "sexy"

No comment...

very

@@FalconDoesntKnowWeather It’s not a public map of just OKC. It’s one I’ve added to for a few years for personal use. There are maps of OKC just not how mine is in the video with icons

@@mclarensuniversethatisverystic If you’re talking about the fading of color on the bottom intake below the bottom rows of horns, then that’s just from the sun fading the color over time. It only fades the color between the horns since the horns block the sun from reaching directly below them which makes that shape. So it’s just color fading

Ahh got it…

@@MogiTheBear There’s none that are standing. Those were the prototype Thunderbolts

Oh okay. But is it still in this world owned by private, or it got scrapped?

@@MogiTheBear Idk. They’re probably all nonexistent now

Alright, I guess we have no evidences of Thunderbolt his a extremely rare rotator ovel box I guess.

@@P-10-x2t SiraTrol, not SiraTone. It’s just a type of controller, but idk if that’s actually what that yellow box is

@@CARCUSEATER A lot of the sirens are in odd places off of the main roads. I’ve lived in Enid since late 2009

@@AWT5020 Okay, thanks for explaining, dude!!!

@@CARCUSEATER No problem!

@@Vigilance108 Yes. The SC behind the 1000A means C-Series

I know, I was just curious to know why it sounds so low pitched.

@@Vigilance108 Pitch has nothing to do with the series of a Thunderbolt. They all function the same way. C-Series Thunderbolts were the last of them, made from 1982-1990 before they were discontinued. All Thunderbolts regardless of what series they are have 7 different chopper levels to choose from which determine the pitch. This one is on the standard level 5

Oh ok.

@@SirenArchives I’m not exactly sure what they do. There was a police officer there to monitor the siren for the test. As it was going off he walked up to the pole, then it winded down. It looked like he was entering something into whatever was on the pole. It was like engraved in the pole because it was on the side and I couldn’t see it. After he entered whatever it was, the siren did the quick growl. So I’m not entirely sure that’s going on there

Thanks!

@@1000BT It was scrapped. Apparently they put the wrong tag on this one when it was being refurbished

@@AWT5020 was it the one at the new Martin oritz school

@@1000BT I have no idea

@@1000BT No, that one was a post-T-100

Yeah it’s a 3T22 in Union City. It’s inactive now. It was shut off in May this year

Oh but is it still mounted or did it just remove and replace with new siren?

@@MogiTheBear It’s still there. It wasn’t replaced with anything. There’s a 2001 right down the street that replaced a 16V1T-B that covers the area so I guess they just decided to shut off the 3T22

Okay so is it inactive forever? Or it will active into the future? (Last question)

@@MogiTheBear I’m assuming it’ll remain inactive. I don’t see why they’d turn it off and then turn it back on later down the road

@@jonathanboyd9644 Oh yeah I forgot to change the description from the Tulsa 4004 address

@ What was the location of that siren in Jenks?

@@jonathanboyd9644 I updated it. 617 E Apache St

Ok thanks