Blount county has a system of whelen wps, and vortex
models. Havnt been to Oneonta in a long time, it could be
an sth 10...but I'd lean more towards a whelen.

I didn't know Phil Campbell had a 2001! Sounds like a 130
to me. Last time I was there in 2008 they had a whelen
2810!

-also I didn't get any videos when the storm came through
Tuscaloosa, but I do have pics of some damaged sirens I'll post
soon.

P-15 on 480V in Tuscaloosa, AL. The echo is epic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mibAMbV4mo That was awesome! I love single tone Penetrators. Is that the only siren in Tuscaloosa that isn't a 2001? NO there are about 7 in the city limits of tuscaloosa, and 2 more in brookwood. The majority of our ...

Here's another video of a Tornado touching down in Tuscaloosa, AL w/ multiple 2001's sounding in attack.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuLjaoRI ... re=related

That's the P-15 on top of Gorgas Library on UA's campus. Agreed the echo is epic. Love. Test. Days on campus

You should record Lexington's system sometime! 8)

I agree with @sirenmadness post. Sirens continue popping up all over the state of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL has added 15 2001-130's since they've been in production, I recently found 2 in more populated parts of town. I dont think sirens are a dying breed but they may be endangered.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKusBjam ... re=related

multiple 2001's sounding for a tornado warned storm in Brandon, Mississippi

The XT22 videos arent from Rolla, MO...those are filmed in Rolla, North Dakota.

Yea it's from Shelby County, AL. The guy says he lives in Alabaster.