Whelen Engineering WPS-2904 | Tone and Voice Test | Richmond, Madison County, KY

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @CentralVirginiaEAS
    @CentralVirginiaEAS Год назад +1

    I find it really cool how it announces the radio station call letters.

  • @OliveB69
    @OliveB69 2 года назад

    I had to find this video to send to my mom back in Michigan because I was out with my dogs when we heard this for the first time and it scared my Golden so much!! She ran up to me and pressed herself against my legs, then when it stopped she hunkered down and ran back to our RV like "im all done here, time to go inside" and this is a dog that NEVER wanted to go inside after a walk 🤣

    • @DA_TV71
      @DA_TV71 11 месяцев назад +1

      lol 😂
      Btw I’m from Michigan too! 😃

  • @millenium_bug
    @millenium_bug 6 лет назад +2

    I Live in berea, ky. But i see this on the way too school everyday. i hear the exact same tones every couple days in the month.

  • @sirenmaster1735
    @sirenmaster1735 6 лет назад +2

    Sounds like a Whelen WPS-3016

  • @ChicagoSirens
    @ChicagoSirens 8 лет назад +4

    Very strange, Westminster chimes and pre-recorded voice sounds like it's controlled by a Federal controller, although it's really a Whelen controller. Weird. Great video!

    • @DJ2226
      @DJ2226 8 лет назад +3

      That threw me off too until I mapped their system out. They used to have a system of older Modulators and at least one EOWS 612. With the old system they would sound off in the chimes and do a voice announcement afterwards for the test. To keep the system sounding the same they probably had the vendor rip the recording from one of the MC or MCP panels. With how scratchy the chimes sounded I'm starting to think they ripped it from one of the controllers as well. Whelen's engineers reproduced Federal's chimes and installed it on other systems in the past, so it's not the first case of a Whelen with "UV-itis." lol

    • @4J25
      @4J25  8 лет назад +2

      Yep, the old system did consist of Modulators. I have most of the current Whelens mapped out. The EOWS-612's belong to the Bluegrass Army Depot, although they may be inactive. There are other sirens in the depot as well, including a Whelen, some ATI-esque speaker arrays, and possibly an Eclipse 8.

    • @QuentinRichardsthe2012brony
      @QuentinRichardsthe2012brony 7 лет назад +2

      4J25 What happened to the Mods?

    • @FSM_Reviews
      @FSM_Reviews 2 года назад

      @@DJ2226 Yeah, the chimes fade in the same way that most MCP controller chimes do.

    • @J19_vlogger74
      @J19_vlogger74 Год назад

      ​@@DJ2226 I've found 6 EOWS 612s

  • @gulliverarchives9529
    @gulliverarchives9529 7 лет назад +3

    It really doesn't matter how far away you are from the mic, it's just a matter of adjusting the volume potentiometer on the back of the encoder. I find it strange how in the first DVM how they send the DTMF chain multiple times.

    • @4J25
      @4J25  7 лет назад +3

      Not sure how that works, since they told me in person when they leaned in closer to the microphone it was a lot louder.

    • @jeffreyr8618
      @jeffreyr8618 7 лет назад +1

      IllinoisSirens We have Tornado Sirens 🚨 in Gillette Wyoming.

    • @SoonerStateSirens1
      @SoonerStateSirens1 5 лет назад

      @@jeffreyr8618 NOBODY CARES

  • @PlatinumEagleStudios
    @PlatinumEagleStudios 7 лет назад +4

    Looool using Federal Chimes. And that echo is epic. But how did they get a Federal chime onto a Whelen controller?

  • @J19_vlogger74
    @J19_vlogger74 Год назад

    I've never heard these do alert. When does it do it

  • @theplaneeditorstjpoharyant3107

    Shit whelens eows better