Holy shit! An ACTUAL recording of a full power CLM! This is AMAZING! This is one of the biggest accomplishments of the siren enthusiast community. The sound of a real CLM at full power, rotation and all, has been revealed. I thought the sound of a Thunderbolt 1000T was scary! This is something I'd have a heart attack if I heard.
@@ToothlessThedragon9 That's what I was thinking! It winds up super fast like how one running in 480V would too. That makes me wonder if this siren actually is running on such voltage, but I don't know much about this siren yet. It could possibly be a 240 MAX. If anyone could give me more info on this siren, I'd greatly appreciate it if there's anything I've missed. But I can also research it on my own time and probably will at some point! As it is all the more interesting the longer I hear it run and sound.
Wow! That things spins fast! I remember seeing that ancient video of a dude spinning one quickly on top of that factory. I always assumed that it only spun that fast because it was broken, but here here this one is, doing the same thing!
@@doggo3354 The rotator on these are separate with their own motor, and are actually both belt and chain driven at the same time. The belt connects the motor to the gearbox, and then a chain rotates the horn.
HOLY COW!!! I never thought I’d see the day!!! An actual video of a working Rotating CLM. I never thought I’d see the day!!! I’ve been waiting to know what one of these sounded like since I was a little kid. What an awesome feat for the siren community.
These sirens and some Alletors use to be all over the city of London Ont when I was a kid in the 70's. Then in 1996 after the cold war ended in 91, They were all removed, well most of them, One or two maybe around yet? Crown assets had them in storage somewhere.
@@RFKFANTS67 Really cool! I unfortunately missed the era of Canada’s siren network as I was born in 1999 long after the system was decommissioned. Though I got my start researching Canadian civil defence sirens at age 9. I visited a decommissioned B&N Mobil Directo in North Vancouver many times as a kid.
Now we can finally see it rotate ! Interesting to see it does just like ACA sirens where it stops rotating on the wind down, suggesting that the attack signal is controlled by some sort of automatic on/off switch
@@Doodlebugthegoldenhamster It's not a pneumatic siren, it's a mechanical siren. Pneumatic sirens are like the Hörmann HLS and F71 sirens for example. As for rotating mechanical sirens, if you look at Federal Signal's rotating mechanical sirens like the 500 or the Thunderbolt, you'll see they don't stop rotating during the wind down of the attack signal. Only the CLM and ACA sirens do it as far as I know (and for ACA, they stopped doing it when they became ASC, just look at the ASC version of the P-50, it doesn't stop rotating where the older ACA version does)
I CAN NOT BELIVE THIS! THE FIRST RECORDING OF A CLM GET OPERATED BY THE ENVIROMENT, NOT A COLLECTOR! It is amazing to hear it too! Image hearing this during the Cold War times in Canada!
I’ve been researching Canadian civil defence history since I was 9. I’ve always wondered what an actual working example would look and sound like!! So cool to finally have an answer!! Also its great to see you pop up in these videos. I enjoy that we share a similar interest in Canadian siren history.
@@historicaltrainbusfan1067 I can still recall that sound from when I was a kid. There was one located near my former family homestead. Whenever it was activated for testing or maintenance, that wailing sound would scare the hell out of me!
how am i just seeing this now??? i just saw the rotating soundmaster video today too!! amazing! the CLM has always looked so eerie to me and with how fast it rotates it's even eerier! WOW i love this community
Holy crap finally a recording of a CLM after all these years. I never thought I'd ever see the day. I also noticed the CLM very much sounds like a faster FS&S 500-SHTT (and If you speed up a video of a FS&S 500-SHTT to "1.5x" it sounds fairly identical to the CLM.)
wow such reactions to something i saw every day riding my bike to school but i think only heard once or twice being tested (never saw it during test)...these are bigger than the video suggests
They Should Relocate This CLM Siren To A Town In Pennsylvania Hamburg Pennsylvania Needs This Type Of Siren Because Severe Thunderstorms That Can Produce Tornadoes
Holy shit! An ACTUAL recording of a full power CLM! This is AMAZING!
This is one of the biggest accomplishments of the siren enthusiast community.
The sound of a real CLM at full power, rotation and all, has been revealed.
I thought the sound of a Thunderbolt 1000T was scary! This is something I'd have a heart attack if I heard.
Sounds like a 3T22
It kida sounds like an XT22! How many of these CLM sirens are left?
@@ToothlessThedragon9 That's what I was thinking! It winds up super fast like how one running in 480V would too. That makes me wonder if this siren actually is running on such voltage, but I don't know much about this siren yet. It could possibly be a 240 MAX. If anyone could give me more info on this siren, I'd greatly appreciate it if there's anything I've missed. But I can also research it on my own time and probably will at some point! As it is all the more interesting the longer I hear it run and sound.
@@awesomegaming8617 This one is probably the only active one, but there's about 3-5 in private possession and working order
@@willamshugo283 That's quite interesting. those who own them must be pretty proud siren owners!
First the rotating sound master, and now this! A historical year for siren enthusiasts.
@@thesomewhatfantasticmrfox ruclips.net/video/rItdB0qzY1s/видео.html Here ya go!
Now of only we could get some decent EOWS 812 footage
@@csmitharris1460 Are there any active 812s left in existence? I know there’s at least 1 412, but I’m not sure if it’s active anymore.
Well now someone owns a Cosgrave siren now
@@csmitharris1460there's EOWS 812 footage on YT that is from around 15 years ago, think the town is burrton, kansas.
After _65 years_ , a video has *finally* been made of these!
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Wow! That things spins fast! I remember seeing that ancient video of a dude spinning one quickly on top of that factory. I always assumed that it only spun that fast because it was broken, but here here this one is, doing the same thing!
Same with the mobil directo, the rotator was belt driven by the same motor as the chopper
@@doggo3354 The rotator on these are separate with their own motor, and are actually both belt and chain driven at the same time. The belt connects the motor to the gearbox, and then a chain rotates the horn.
@@ArxCyberwolfPC thanks for the correction, metal trumpet fabricated in roblox
OMG, after the years of being a siren enthusiast can we and I see a rotating CLM in action, on video!
HOLY COW!!! I never thought I’d see the day!!! An actual video of a working Rotating CLM. I never thought I’d see the day!!! I’ve been waiting to know what one of these sounded like since I was a little kid.
What an awesome feat for the siren community.
These sirens and some Alletors use to be all over the city of London Ont when I was a kid in the 70's. Then in 1996 after the cold war ended in 91, They were all removed, well most of them, One or two maybe around yet? Crown assets had them in storage somewhere.
@@RFKFANTS67 Really cool! I unfortunately missed the era of Canada’s siren network as I was born in 1999 long after the system was decommissioned. Though I got my start researching Canadian civil defence sirens at age 9. I visited a decommissioned B&N Mobil Directo in North Vancouver many times as a kid.
@@RFKFANTS67 those werent allertors but mobil directos
YES! I'm so glad someone finally got an up close video of one of these things operating at 100%! This is incredible!
Holy….Shit it’s finally been found and filmed
Legendary moment for every siren enthusiast
This siren shall be remembered till the end
Now we can finally see it rotate ! Interesting to see it does just like ACA sirens where it stops rotating on the wind down, suggesting that the attack signal is controlled by some sort of automatic on/off switch
Like earlier P50's this means the power to the rotator and the siren itself is controlled all on one motor starter.
This sounds like a 3T22
@@ToothlessThedragon9 Yes it does, since it's also a 10/12 ports 60 Hz siren
I thought all pneumatic sirens were like that.
@@Doodlebugthegoldenhamster It's not a pneumatic siren, it's a mechanical siren. Pneumatic sirens are like the Hörmann HLS and F71 sirens for example. As for rotating mechanical sirens, if you look at Federal Signal's rotating mechanical sirens like the 500 or the Thunderbolt, you'll see they don't stop rotating during the wind down of the attack signal. Only the CLM and ACA sirens do it as far as I know (and for ACA, they stopped doing it when they became ASC, just look at the ASC version of the P-50, it doesn't stop rotating where the older ACA version does)
This is absolutely incredible! A historic moment for the siren community!
Yes, RxR_Crossing.
Agreed.
@@sirensofny2755 Quit following me around and leave me alone, dude.
@@ArxCyberwolfPC Ok
I've wanted to see a video of one of these working for a very long time. Incredible!
History has been made in the siren community
Along with the rotating sound master in Oklahoma
And right before I die, someone will unearth the only known recording of an Alertronic 5000. And I will grin in my final moments.
I CAN NOT BELIVE THIS! THE FIRST RECORDING OF A CLM GET OPERATED BY THE ENVIROMENT, NOT A COLLECTOR! It is amazing to hear it too! Image hearing this during the Cold War times in Canada!
I’ve been researching Canadian civil defence history since I was 9. I’ve always wondered what an actual working example would look and sound like!! So cool to finally have an answer!!
Also its great to see you pop up in these videos. I enjoy that we share a similar interest in Canadian siren history.
@@historicaltrainbusfan1067 Yes! I love Canadian Sirens!
@@historicaltrainbusfan1067 I can still recall that sound from when I was a kid. There was one located near my former family homestead. Whenever it was activated for testing or maintenance, that wailing sound would scare the hell out of me!
@@edwardpakula7084 It's actually sad that these are gone, they could've used as ''regular civil defense'' sirens, not only can atomic war happen.
FINALLY, UP CLOSE FOOTAGE OF ONE IN ACTION! Nice capture!!
For those of you who don't know where this CLM Rotating siren is in Canada is in Alberta alliance village is next to a fire hall so is a fire siren
Hell yeah. I’ve been tryna look for places in Alberta that have it, cause I heard there was. One day I’m gonna go there
History was made
HOLY THIS IS AMAZING!!! I've been waiting for years for an actual video of these.
HOLY CRAP
how am i just seeing this now??? i just saw the rotating soundmaster video today too!! amazing! the CLM has always looked so eerie to me and with how fast it rotates it's even eerier! WOW i love this community
AT LONG LAST! Thanks for posting this. What an incredible siren!
Wow. Give it up for this person for finding a working CLM. 👏
Holy crap finally a recording of a CLM after all these years. I never thought I'd ever see the day.
I also noticed the CLM very much sounds like a faster FS&S 500-SHTT (and If you speed up a video of a FS&S 500-SHTT to "1.5x" it sounds fairly identical to the CLM.)
OMG FINALLY SIREN HISTORY HAS BEEN MADE (also does anyone else thinks it sounds like a 2t22/3t22
It's the same port ratio so they sound similar
Exactly like it
Hello!
@@JanesvilleSiren hey what's up
@@TheEASdude0825 What's up! How's it going?
Holy Shit, this will be an iconic moment for the community
Oh My God, I have no words to describe how Awesome this shit is. Than you for uploading a close up video of this thing!
OH MY GOD A WORKING CLM! THIS HAS BEEN THE BEST DAY EVER
Holy shit. Never thought i’d see an actual recording of one of these things on the pole, at full power, and rotating. Great recording.
Finally, after so many years we see one of these on video. Nice recording, sounds scary!
HOLY SHIT BRO WHAT
I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of those sirens before. It sounds so pretty!
Damn!! This is a cool sound!! Never heard a full power CLM Before Nice video!!!
This video is perfection at its finest👌
Legendary video!
this is amazing
Good lord this thing sounds insane.
Nice catch!
HOT DANG! Those CLMs sound like Thunderbolts! Awesome!
Wow cool to see one in action. I wish these things were still around. They are so cool.
Amazing. Simply phenomenal Thank you.
this is amazing and will forever be!
Wow now that's rare to see a rotating CLM siren going off nice find
It sounds totally awesome!!!
Legendary! Nice video
This pleases the N.U.T.
IVE BEEN WANTING TO SEE A VIDEO OF ONE OF THESE FOR SOO LONG!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!
Incredible!
This is awesome sounding!
This is awesome!!!
History in the making
This is cool I’ve been researching about these sirens
this is legendary.
that is awesome!!!
HOLY FRICK A ROTATIONAL ACTIVE CLM I THOUGHT I WOULD NEVER SEE ONE
Great catch man👍
Holy shit
FULL POWER ROTATE CLM?!! WHOAAA!!
HISTORY made y’all ! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Sounds like a rotating Federal Signal 3T22 lol. 10/12 port sirens sound amazing.
Woooooo!!!!!!!!
Holy cow! Finally!!!
Oh wow an original rotating CLM siren!? Hooooly shit!
Awesome!!
Oh we have these near the st Lawrence River.
My friend: Is a Air raid Siren
Me: federal signal 3T22
8rpm thunderbolts on chopper level 5 be like :
NO WAY. Finally somebody got a Rotating CLM functioning! YT First!
Best. Catch. Ever
AYO WHAT
wow such reactions to something i saw every day riding my bike to school but i think only heard once or twice being tested (never saw it during test)...these are bigger than the video suggests
It does it pretty much P-50 style where the rotator appear to be on the same circuit.
Amazing
AYO THATS SICK
This is a rotating CLM in Canada, but it’s a Cold War era siren
WE KNOW WHERE TO GO NEXT BOIS
"The sound of sirens (or other warning devices) means: *listen to a radio* ."
Oh my fracking god
I'll be dipped.
Sounds like someone's been watching Vice Grip Garage, eh?
@@ArxCyberwolfPC Didn't expect you of all people to catch on to that. Here, have an internet cookie.
Didn’t know their rotator stops when it winds down like a P-50. This thing seems loud!
Have wanted to see one
0:03 Sounds Like A 3T22
HOLY SHIT.
The sound is like 2t22 siren
Sounds like a 3t22 American federal air raid siren but it doesn't rotate around the sound. Same wind down as the 3t22 siren Nathaniel Deny
This is the siren o0n the roof of the Bluesmobile.
Hey it's the siren that was on the roof of the blues mobile 🤣
HOLY SHIT!
this is history BUT SO FUGGIN COOL
It sounds real good brought back a Air Raid siren It. Be use for Bad weather
holy crap
Sounds just like a 2t22 siren!!!
Sounds exactly like a federal 3t22
Alliance AB is a couple hours away from me. I smell a day trip.
They Should Relocate This CLM Siren To A Town In Pennsylvania Hamburg Pennsylvania Needs This Type Of Siren Because Severe Thunderstorms That Can Produce Tornadoes
cool
gah damn
Great Vid- Just duck-N-cover!
I have a question for all the other siren enthusiasts. What sounds scarier, CLM in attack full power or a carter?
I'd say they sound too similar to pick one over the other in my opinion.
Don't forget secomak or klaxon or castle castings or even the B&M director dual tone all sound very ominous
. But the supercharged THUNDERBOLT AND HURRICANE have a very fearsome ROARH in attack as does the P50
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CLM Rotating Siren Sounds Like A British Air Raid Siren
If you take the horns off, it's basically a rotating British siren, just operating 3 phase at 60 Hz instead of 50.
WHAT NO WAYYY OMG