Oh wow it is? That’s really cool! That is so cool! Thanks for the context. I did not realize who that was until you just mentioned it, and I have watched some videos of his in the past.
Hi Christopher my name is Joshua Shipp and I live in Omaha Nebraska. You and myself would get a long just fine because I am also very very much into tornado sirens I’ve been into them since I was 9 and I’m now 27. The sirens that are around Omaha are the T-128 sirens which aren’t bad sirens but I actually really love Thunderbolts. I also use to live in Grand Island Nebraska and they have Thunderbolts and it was Grand Island when I first discovered and understood what a tornado sirens was and it was in Grand Island when I first got into them. Grand island also had those 22TA sirens. Omaha also has a few 2001 sirens but they are mainly T-128s I actually don’t know what the original system was in Omaha before but the T-128s are a newer system but has been here for quite sometime now.
Christopher, I love your collection. I recognize all of them. Check out my portable Thunderbolt, on you tube. Have you ever heard the 180 hp, 3 stage, 5,500 pound, "Chrysler Air Raid Siren" ? Check out my portable one on you tube. Pittsburgh Chrysler, Harry Barry. Keep up the good work.
I'm a siren enthusiast too and I have a lot of respect for this guy, but I don't see how this is more worthy of a spot on a news channel than anything else. There are tons of people who collect tons of different obscure things. Take my friend, for instance. He has tons of authentic incandescent pinspots and gobo-scanners. He uses it for authentic vintage disco experiences, his own 70's tape deck and speakers, and everything hardware-wise appropriate for the time, and the news outlet just doesn't care despite how much time and effort he's put into it. Because of him, I'm one of the only people who gets to experience an authentic disco every once in a while. I feel like if they're going to give this guy a spot on the news, they should acknowledge other hobbiests that do other incredible things in other categories.
im one of christophers friends, glad to see he got this interview!
No way cool I wish I could have sirens like them
@@Anzac1 ik. i really want them
I have a model 2t model l model d and model a also an thunderbolt
Hes lucky to have a friend like you
Lets see if he can add the P50 or Hurricane 130 MK2
When they showed his channel, I was like “Bro I remember this channel!”
Is this guy TrainsAndSirens1 on RUclips?
Edit: oh dang it is
I like how they go so in detail with everything
ruclips.net/user/TrainsAndSirens1
yes
Oh wow it is? That’s really cool! That is so cool! Thanks for the context. I did not realize who that was until you just mentioned it, and I have watched some videos of his in the past.
Haha hell yeah Chris! Getting the people aware of the hobby!
He is like the commander and chief of all civil defense siren wardens!
i would want this guy on my team
right now im 10 years old and i loves sirens and weather and i was obsessed with them when i was 5 and when im older i wanna be like him
This man is living my dream
Good job there! Good looking sirens! My brother and I own and maintenance 3 Federal Signal 2001-SRN's that are active in our town.
All the sirens that guy fix: yay we are in one happy family some of the sirens are going good out there and I know some of them are broken
Nice! Grate job! Definitely need more people like you!
hes a great guy! hes one of the first guys i found when i got interested into tornado sirens. and ive talked to him online.
THIS IS AWESOME MAN!!!
Ikr I LOVE WEATHER RADIOS AND TORNADO SIRENS
@@Metrobolt49 So do I
its a TrainsAndSirens1
THIS IS A STRANGE MAN!
@@TheJakeman789 ?
I'm very impressed
OH I WISH I COULD AFORD THIS!!
Thunderbolt 1000, 2001-130, and a Modulator 6004.
6024
@iamdxpe sorry I was kinda dumb two months ago
It's modulator 6048.
I remember in February there where tornado warning in Greenville Spartanburg is where we live and I need to go to his house
Im currently saving for an Allertor. I hope to have it by the end of next summer!!!!
I really want a Yamaha Music Siren
I want an EOWS 612 or a Whelen lol
@@MykEAS Speaking of EOWS, there use to be an EOWS 1212 Prototype near me. I really miss hearing it but damn it was creepy sounding.
Might get a model 2\2T
chris is the guy dat does trains and sirens 1. cool man. i want those. i will have to go to the old sirens that get removed and take them
And a STH 10.
THIS IS TRAINS AND SIRENS 1
Are you sure we aren’t related?
What the...
ruclips.net/user/TrainsAndSirens1
No *s word*
I watch this guy on yt he shows you what he does when he activated these
Oh wow he does? I’ll have to check that out
TRAINS AND SIRENS1 !!!!
0:11 ooh that’s a cool shot
Favoritos
Dang and all I got is the little MS-490
I’m going to here his siren tomorow
I am to
hi
thunderbolt 1000
sth 10
mod 6024 (B)
2001 fs
model A at siren farm
model 2t
sterling little giant
Edit he also has 2 model 5 or 7
The modulator is actually 6048 as it has 48 drivers
I wish I could go to West shore and get me a 2001 siren or 3t22
Hey its trains and siren 1!
Yay it’s trainsandsirens1
Now he has a few more and another Thunderbolt. It’s the 1003.
His Channel: ruclips.net/user/TrainsAndSirens1
His RUclips channel: Trainsandsirens1
AYYYYYY IT’S TRAINSANDSIRENS1!
simp
@@619xnomo fuck off
@@619xnomo how is he a simp
@@TTFNG063 ur pfp is my face when i see the reply above ur reply
TRAINS AND SIRENS 1
Hi Christopher my name is Joshua Shipp and I live in Omaha Nebraska. You and myself would get a long just fine because I am also very very much into tornado sirens I’ve been into them since I was 9 and I’m now 27. The sirens that are around Omaha are the T-128 sirens which aren’t bad sirens but I actually really love Thunderbolts. I also use to live in Grand Island Nebraska and they have Thunderbolts and it was Grand Island when I first discovered and understood what a tornado sirens was and it was in Grand Island when I first got into them. Grand island also had those 22TA sirens. Omaha also has a few 2001 sirens but they are mainly T-128s I actually don’t know what the original system was in Omaha before but the T-128s are a newer system but has been here for quite sometime now.
Cool
Welcome to the group
I too live in Omaha. The Thunderbolt system here was removed in 2004 when the T-128s became fully active.
give me a free siren
@@melissalawson2144 uh, it isn't that EASy (hehe EASyPLUS hehe)
Christopher, I love your collection. I recognize all of them. Check out my portable Thunderbolt, on you tube. Have you ever heard the 180 hp, 3 stage, 5,500 pound, "Chrysler Air Raid Siren" ? Check out my portable one on you tube. Pittsburgh Chrysler, Harry Barry. Keep up the good work.
That rules
Trains and sirens guy
Thats TrainsAndSirens1
thats trainsandsirens1's sirens
I'm a siren enthusiast too and I have a lot of respect for this guy, but I don't see how this is more worthy of a spot on a news channel than anything else. There are tons of people who collect tons of different obscure things. Take my friend, for instance. He has tons of authentic incandescent pinspots and gobo-scanners. He uses it for authentic vintage disco experiences, his own 70's tape deck and speakers, and everything hardware-wise appropriate for the time, and the news outlet just doesn't care despite how much time and effort he's put into it. Because of him, I'm one of the only people who gets to experience an authentic disco every once in a while. I feel like if they're going to give this guy a spot on the news, they should acknowledge other hobbiests that do other incredible things in other categories.
Trains and sirens 1
His neighbors probably hate him
If you payed attention, his neighbors actually appreciate it
*UR DUMB*
HUH!?
???
electrical hazards
I hope this dude is prepared to be single for life.
He always was
Aw c'mon man, he just likes sirens well... A little too much but hey i bet he'll get a girlfriend one day lol
so?
1:46 *t*
Lol
1:52 C
@@MykEAS 2:02 b
I sod The videos
This man summoned sirenhead
Get the fuck out
Not Siren Head
Oh frick
Actually, he might have TBH
I’m the newest first