ASC T-128 New Berlin, WI Rescue Squad

[chef]

This T-128 is I think in a communications tower or somthing at the New Berlin Rescue Squad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MQ5Jx6zuWU

[RamFett]

Wow, you guys already beat me to it! This is my video of a T-128 located near the New Berlin Rescue Squad HQ. It's mounted on the radio tower that used to have the ACA Allertronic that Archon has video of.

I love the echoing this siren makes off of the tower. If you listen closely to the wind down, you'll hear my mom un-lock the car door. She was afraid of how loud the siren might be, so she LOCKED ME OUT with it!

[kswx29]

Pretty cool wind up on the beginning and end. That's kinda funny that your mom locked you out (not trying to sound rude) When i take videos i usually go with my sister or by my self and take it from the car. Except for one of my videos, i walked up to it and took it (No where to park the car.) If I may ask, what model of camera/camcorder to you have? Your videos are pretty clear, unlike mine (JVC GR-D350u). For some reason when i upload the video to my computer its very clear, but when it gets uploaded to youtube it becomes not so clear.

[RamFett]

Pretty cool wind up on the beginning and end. That's kinda funny that your mom locked you out (not trying to sound rude) When i take videos i usually go with my sister or by my self and take it from the car. Except for one of my videos, i walked up to it and took it (No where to park the car.) If I may ask, what model of camera/camcorder to you have? Your videos are pretty clear, unlike mine (JVC GR-D350u). For some reason when i upload the video to my computer its very clear, but when it gets uploaded to youtube it becomes not so clear.

Oh, no I agree it WAS funny that she locked me out. We laughed about it afterwards. I usually film sirens by myself, but I was having car trouble that particular saturday, so she was nice enough to drive me for the test.

I used a Canon Powershot A530. I film all of my siren videos in the highest quality setting on the camera, and then digitally compress them to fit on Youtube with Microsoft Windows Movie Maker.