**FEDERAL Q2B!** Tones Drop For FDNY Squad 1 to respond to box 3289 For a person in the water.

Here you will see FDNY Squad 1 Respond to Box 3289 , Emmons Avenue & Ocean Avenue for a person in the water. It turned out to be nothing and all units were 10-8 after engine 246 went with a 10-31 for a investigation. Squad 1 was back after 15 minutes.
Squad 1 is a 2013 Seagrave 1000/300.
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[@FernandoFlores-xi3mh]

So glad to hear a proper siren on a FDNY rig

[@TomFireVideography]

Thanks!

[@406fish1]

I’m not

[@spyder801jd]

Yep that's a siren not the retard rumbler

[@brydn_246]

@@406fish1 why

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

I’ve seen all the new and newer Tower ladders and rearmount ladder trucks have Q sirens installed in the front !! 💪💪👌👌 great catch 💪👍👌

[@TomFireVideography]

Thanks!

[@firefighterfan2010]

Nice Catch!👍

[@TomFireVideography]

Thanks for watching!

[@tylerwood300]

Music to my ears

[@spyder801jd]

Keep that siren the hell with the rumbler

[@PM08203]

Mechanical Q2 should be an NFPA requirement. (Since they weigh in on everything else).

[@TomFireVideography]

It should Thanks for watching

[@malcolmcossar6447]

Good looking rig! Very Nice Catch!👍

[@TomFireVideography]

Thanks!

[@malcolmcossar6447]

@@TomFireVideography You're Welcome!

[@HavardCastiglioni]

They should have em in every state fire department. Especially Chicago. Those EQs can be less loud. The way i figure, i felt they should be a requirement on every FDNY rig. Take their heacy rescue units for example. They have the Q2Bs along with an EQ2B. If rescue 1 in Philadelphia had a Q2B, it would make sense. I don't say it to speak for every city in every city but, i do say it from my point of view. As far as to the reason why its because, i view. Rhe Q2Bs as effective tools to use. Especially to warn people of firefighting apparatus (engines ladders and heavy rescues) and very useful.

[@TomFireVideography]

Yeah and you can change the volume on the EQ2Bs but it’s just not enough the Qs can get very loud which departments like NY And Chicago need

[@HavardCastiglioni]

@@TomFireVideography I can definitely agree. Also I am saying a mix of both. Because hey, best of both worlds

[@aidankateri]

Chicago Fire Department can't have Federal Q Sirens on their rigs because of the city's sound regulations. This was in response to a lawsuit that was filed in the early 1980s over Firefighters losing their hearing from those loud mechanical sirens and from that point on, CFD only used electronic sirens on their rigs ever since, such as the PA300.

[@spyder801jd]

Where earplugs when your going on calls I did