Federal Signal Model 3, Siren Test, Short Attack, Parsippany, NJ

NOTE: The activation tones in this video are for educational purposes only. If you choose to use these activation tones for malicious purposes, you will be blamed for what you do with them. The activation tones in this video let me and others know that the siren is about to go off and not used for malicious purposes.
Filmed 10/26/2024
Siren Info:
Siren Name: Federal Signal Model 3
Active: Yes
Replaced: Nothing
Installed: 1960
Uses: Fire Calls
Port Ratio: 12
Siren Controller: Federal Signal FC
Duration: 33 seconds of Attack
Testing: Every Saturday at 12:00 PM ET
Time When Siren Activated: 12:06 PM
Siren Loudness: 95.4 Decibels
Other Units Heard: Federal Signal STL-10B, Federal Signal STH-10A
Other Enthusiasts Present:
Christian (‪@North_Jersey_Sirens‬)
Jonathan (‪@GamingWithJonny3612‬)
Anthony (‪@wfanfr‬)
Vincent (‪@NewJerseySirensAndTrains‬) (Late)
What cancels the test:
1. Problem sending the signal to the siren
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Equipment Used:
Main Shot: Canon Powershot SX70HS
Secondary Shot: Panasonic Camcorder HC-V180
Audio: Zoom H1n
Radio: Whistler WS-1040
Other Notes: After a whole year, I finally stepped in New Jersey ground again, for a very special occasion. However, I decided to make a quick stop at this rare Model 3 in Parsippany. I must say, for my first Model 3, it was quite punchy. However, testing timing could’ve been better. I was right about to call dispatch as I was on their phone menu, and all of the sudden, tones started to drop. I guess they were busy with a call. Either way, I’m just glad it went off. You can hear District 3’s STL-10 sounding for its test before our siren sounds. If you listen very closely, you can actually hear District 6’s STH-10 sounding while the Model 3 is screaming. You can also hear the STH-10 still going for its test after the Model 3 stops. It was a great test. Afterwards, we had some Chick-fil-A. Vincent tagged along as well. Sadly, he was late for the Model 3. After Chick-fil-A, we went to Emerson for my 5 year anniversary of this channel, which you will be seeing very soon.
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[@MichanaAlerting]

It's cute!!! And that STL ambience is awesome! I can hear the 2001-ness in the wind down too, the chopper really does make all the difference

[@keystonestatesirens]

I love this siren so much. I like to hear the ambience of the STL-10, and the STH-10 heard here. Great video Alex!

[@GamingWithJonny3612]

Now this, this was fun. Expect a video from me very soon!!!

[@wfanfr]

nice vid! im still impressed about how punchy that STL was from all the way from over there

[@WesternSouthDakotaRailfan2006]

Nice

[@WarningSirensOfCNY]

Nice!! That slow STL-10 sounds awesome in the background

[@linysirenfirebuff4786]

Nice! It sounds quiet

[@GamingWithJonny3612]

It was actually really loud. The mic is making it sound quieter for some reason lol

[@SteelCitySirensandTrains]

@@GamingWithJonny3612 It was actually fairly quiet from where my equipment was, but it was loud from underneath

[@GamingWithJonny3612]

@@SteelCitySirensandTrains oh wow

[@NSandBNSFrailfanProductions]

Nice!!
how do you get permission to use the tones so I’m not in trouble

[@SteelCitySirensandTrains]

Frequencies are public info so you don’t need to worry. I would just put a disclaimer in the description like I do to prevent people from being foolish.