ACA Hurricane 130 Siren- First Test in 25 years-Please read description
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- PLEASE READ! As you all can see I have slow down on uploading Siren content This one is special to me and I figured I would share the moment with everyone. This is the first test in over 25 years of an ACA hurricane that originally was installed in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1979. It was removed from service in 1998 And kept in Dale Mueller’s private collection. I would like to thank the Sheboygan warning systems Crew for bringing this rare piece of history out for everyone to enjoy. After We completed two decades worth of maintenance over the course of an hour, We hooked everything up to an RCM and let this monster rip at full power. We supercharge to the siren using a sutorbilt 4M Roots Blower from Federal The Thunderbolt. We got a damn near perfect seal after modifying The flange and using a toilet gasket. Despite using a blower with 1/3 the horsepower of its original Blower, it kicked out some serious sound. If you listen with headphones you can hear it maxing out my phone microphone. I know that everyone has an opinion on the sirens and their reliability, But we were able to get a 45 year old siren that sat for 25 years and damn near perfect condition over the course of one hour with basic hand tools. Good luck getting an electronic Siren from the same year running that quickly.
I have made history with my thunderbolt blower. This was amazing! I plan to come back next year.
You sure did lmao. This was hilarious ngl
You did!
Me too
History has been made! A Hurricane on a Thunderbolt blower!!! Amazing test.
ASC return to make Hurricane over 132dB in 1991-1995 MKIII
When ACA bankrupt in 1995
THUNDERCANE
That is such a badass name
@@BeaverStateOWS fr
@@BeaverStateOWS SO much better than the kiddies I found calling it a “frankencane” 😭
Bro called that on 2023
The healthiest sounding hurricane in existence. This thing makes Milwaukees hurricane a geriatric
Definitely an experience, and quite the cool backstory on it.
And again, it was a pleasure to meet you bro!
Imagine a lot of hurricanes came back to cities but used thunderbolt blowers
Actually that should've been how they would avoid replacing them lol just replace the blower
Milwaukee has got to do this.
The autistic guy in the back is the best ! quite the sensory experience
Nice to have 2 working hurricanes again, after we lost the darien one.
There are still 5 hurricanes in working condition, just hidden in many counties. It seems the US hates them
I wonder what ever happened to Matt/videogamer24385’s hurricane
@@TriangIe armoturo owns it now.
That sounds good. I kinda think the background sound with the sirens itself sounds like a Thunderbolt's blower box that is on the ground while the Hurricanr itself sounds like a combination of a ACA Allertor and a Thunderbolt.
If this is the one from SirenCon 2023 then it was running on a Thunderbolt M4 blower I believe.
If I could I would own one of these beasts. But they are so rare doubt I could.
Also if ASC Does ever get a chance they would refurbish this.
they probably would not considering they have no reason to. the only reason this would be refurbished is if dale mueller wanted to himself since this is a part of his private collection.
Wish they could. These this are epic! Owing one would be really cool!
@@mack-n-cheez yeah no kidding! I’ve seen a few people that own them. But the a lot of the videos are from 2012 or 2010. Still would be cool to have one though but they are huge the horn is bigger than a thunderbolt horn lol
my 1/2 scale hurricane horn is just about an inch shy of being the same diameter as a thunderbolt horn ☠@@WhelenWPS3000
Brought to you by a cut off wheel and a toilet gasket
That sounds really good!!!
Bibi
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Just about right size for my pickup !
Is this the one that was originally on the school??
Definitely an experience I will never forget
Can't help but notice how tiny that person in the background is compared to the cyclone.
Also was the hurricane quieter with the thunderbolt blower or about the same?
Much quieter.
It was the same
Duality of man in the replies lol
Holy crap there big
saw this on live stream, still have no idea where it was taken from
It was with ASC, iirc it was originally red
@@SylvesterTheSupernatural is there an image of the red huricane??
@@sy3the384 dissapointingly, no
@@SylvesterTheSupernatural damn. was hoping to see what a red huricane looks like.
@@sy3the384 hopefully Milwaukee paints theirs red, bc it's a fire siren
Could the one in Milwaukee WI have its blower replaced with a Thunderbolt Blower to make it last longer that factory installed one is on its last legs and sounds like it is ready to give out every time someone records it during tests
It would be easier to just find a compatable off the shelf industrial blower that could be installed with a minimum of modification.
Hopefully its original direct drive blower can be repaired!
Well if it's blower still existed we would have hooked it up to the siren. Pretty sure the reason this one was taken out of service was because the blower quit. Makes sense, the hurricane blowers spin at 3450 rpm. They are time bombs
@@seanjuth How fast do the thunderbolt blowers spin?
@@xXSo1arGamingXx 1750 rpm
@@seanjuthwow, didn’t know they spun that fast, no wonder
@@Goetterdaemmerung86same holy shit
Immediately look for your bobux today haha i was kiding
PLEASE READ! As you all can see I have slow down on uploading Siren content This one is special to me and I figured I would share the moment with everyone. This is the first test in over 25 years of an ACA hurricane that originally was installed in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1979. It was removed from service in 1998 And kept in Dale Mueller’s private collection. I would like to thank the Sheboygan warning systems Crew for bringing this rare piece of history out for everyone to enjoy. After We completed two decades worth of maintenance over the course of an hour, We hooked everything up to an RCM and let this monster rip at full power. We supercharge to the siren using a sutorbilt 4M Roots Blower from Federal The Thunderbolt. We got a damn near perfect seal after modifying The flange and using a toilet gasket. Despite using a blower with 1/3 the horsepower of its original Blower, it kicked out some serious sound. If you listen with headphones you can hear it maxing out my phone microphone. I know that everyone has an opinion on the sirens and their reliability, But we were able to get a 45 year old siren that sat for 25 years and damn near perfect condition over the course of one hour with basic hand tools. Good luck getting an electronic Siren from the same year running that quickly.
PLEASE READ! As you all can see I have slow down on uploading Siren content This one is special to me and I figured I would share the moment with everyone. This is the first test in over 25 years of an ACA hurricane that originally was installed in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1979. It was removed from service in 1998 And kept in Dale Mueller’s private collection. I would like to thank the Sheboygan warning systems Crew for bringing this rare piece of history out for everyone to enjoy. After We completed two decades worth of maintenance over the course of an hour, We hooked everything up to an RCM and let this monster rip at full power. We supercharge to the siren using a sutorbilt 4M Roots Blower from Federal The Thunderbolt. We got a damn near perfect seal after modifying The flange and using a toilet gasket. Despite using a blower with 1/3 the horsepower of its original Blower, it kicked out some serious sound. If you listen with headphones you can hear it maxing out my phone microphone. I know that everyone has an opinion on the sirens and their reliability, But we were able to get a 45 year old siren that sat for 25 years and damn near perfect condition over the course of one hour with basic hand tools. Good luck getting an electronic Siren from the same year running that quickly.
yay
Awesome
super good aca hurricane siren
YEAHHH!
Just subscribed! Would be awesome if we can meet up one day I live in Lawrenceburg area
I’ll let you know when I’m down that way. You have Discord?
Didn't this come from Montana? I heard of an ACA Hurricane that was red in Montana, and it was shipped to ASC
No, this one came from Milwaukee WI
@@bluegrasssirens1938 oh. I heard from one that was from Montana, and was red. What happened to that one?
@Bluegrass Sirens So I guess Milwaukee had 2 hurricanes before 1998 and I wonder what replaced this one, likely a P-50 or a T-128
There is a video called "Alerting Communicators of America" You can find the exact same hurricane roof mounted on a school
ACA HURRICANE VS P-50 EAX
Im the 100 comment
Weird group that’s for sure
The sound of the zombie apocalypse.
Too bad they were discontinued, one of those would be much better behind my house instead of the newer T-128, even though i prefer Thunderbolts. Just curious, what is the weight in pounds of a Hurricane and a Thunderbolt?
380 mil
@@OntarioWhite 380 million pounds?
Fantastic
The hurricane at sirencon did not have a hurricane blower instead we used a thunderbolt blower
I wish I could go to sirencon
Sirencon 2023
man i really wanted to go but i couldnt make it
I have of this videos
Yo bro Aca hurricane lol!
I HAVE NO SIREN
I think it can CAUSE hurricanes....
Dude, buy some damn hearing protection!
I was wearing ear plugs as well as 3M ear muffs
Every year I say I’m gonna remember to bring some and then I do not…..
@@bluegrasssirens1938 the guy running the control box wasn’t. Regret that in 20 years!
@@FSThunderboltfan1000t
Imagine using a 6m
🔊😎😎😎
What happened to its original roots blower?
The original blower for the hurricane stopped working completely, which led to the hurricane being removed.
@@johndeerefan725 seized?
@Daniel Holland I could have said that too, that's happened to a lot of hurricanes, which is why they're getting rare.
@@grovecitysirens_GCS lol they spin at 3450 rpm. Compared to the thunderbolt blower at 1750. The hurricane blowers are time bombs
@@seanjuthand they required periodic maintenance compared to Thunderbolt blowers. Most maintenance was never done, leading the blowers to seize.
Which siren movement
ASC RMH-132 MK3
Thundercane
Can I reupload?
No
ACA HURRICANE IN SIRENCON
Just i make hurricane aca 133 and 122? in Synth!
ACA huricane
Bagaimana itu dibeli itu bang
Aaaaaaaaaa
Nah its a federal signal hurricane 1000
wair was it locatid in millwakee
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History has been made!A hurricane on a Thunderbolt blower!!! Amazing test.
PLEASE READ! As you all can see I have slow down on uploading Siren content This one is special to me and I figured I would share the moment with everyone. This is the first test in over 25 years of an ACA hurricane that originally was installed in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1979. It was removed from service in 1998 And kept in Dale Mueller’s private collection. I would like to thank the Sheboygan warning systems Crew for bringing this rare piece of history out for everyone to enjoy. After We completed two decades worth of maintenance over the course of an hour, We hooked everything up to an RCM and let this monster rip at full power. We supercharge to the siren using a sutorbilt 4M Roots Blower from Federal The Thunderbolt. We got a damn near perfect seal after modifying The flange and using a toilet gasket. Despite using a blower with 1/3 the horsepower of its original Blower, it kicked out some serious sound. If you listen with headphones you can hear it maxing out my phone microphone. I know that everyone has an opinion on the sirens and their reliability, But we were able to get a 45 year old siren that sat for 25 years and damn near perfect condition over the course of one hour with basic hand tools. Good luck getting an electronic Siren from the same year running that quickly.
Thundercane