Thanks! Enid seems to have a large variety. Now to locate them. :P I can agree with your EM director. Omnidirectional sirens have way less to go wrong with them, and they provide the full coverage the entire time. But there are some efficient rotational sirens out there. If he doesn't like directio...

I don't know what they did with it, they probably sent it to get refurbished like they did with a few other sirens. North Enid has a FS2001 and the new T-121 and the City of Enid has Thunderbolt 1000Ts, Thunderbeams, FS2001s, T-128, STL(or STH)-10, Sentry 7v8s and a P-10. Our county EM said he dosen...

The Banshee at North Enid Town Hall was replaced by a T-121, they finalized the hookup and ran a 3 minute test today.

Hennessey, OK also has a Thunderbolt 1000 mounted on the water tower. http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=36.107017,-97.898977&spn=0,0.084028&t=h&z=14&layer=c&cbll=36.107115,-97.898977&panoid=jASbq5ShzjjS0Z9shGgEgA&cbp=12,102.48,,1,-7.61 You can here it a...

Enid and North Enid sirens sound. This is 2 1/2 weeks after the April 25 tornado that hit Enid and North Enid. The sirens heard are... Beginning of the video Thunderbolt 1000T Unknown siren (T-128?) At 0:34 North Enid's sirens start which include... ACA Banshee Federal Signal 2001. http://www.youtub...

Enid, OK

Tornado: 3-5 min. steady alert (that's also the test signal) repeated if necessary.

National Emergency (terrorist, etc): 3-5 min. attack.

Since we moved back here in '99 the alert signal has only been activated about 3-4 times for tornadoes.

Looks like a store sign.

Stillwater, Oklahoma uses wail on their system of 42 FS Modulators. http://stillwater.org/seccc/tornado.php They use Alert for Tornado Warnings, Attack for Floods and HiLo for Terriorism. The tornado siren emits a steady 3 minute tone. The flood signal is a quick high-low siren sound (like a Britis...

Listen to this Sentry 7v8 in attack.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-WLG2HW ... re=related

Stillwater, Oklahoma uses wail on their system of 42 FS Modulators.
http://stillwater.org/seccc/tornado.php