T-135 and T-bolt singing together.

[Alasiren1977]

Kinda cool to hear two of my favorite sirens going off together, but the T-135 is still way overpowering.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul-sh_5WGMw

[ver tum]

This video is fake. Who ever posted it to YouTube took two audio files from Eric Green (CDV777-1)'s website, and played them together. I posted it in the "Fake Video List" thread recently. When I first heard it, I didn't realize it was fake, until I listened to it a couple of times. Thanks for posting it though.

[CTsirenhunter]

I had just seen this and found it interesting earlier today. From the sound of the voice of the guy who made it, it seems like he's British. I think this video may have been made as another "impress/scare the people back home" video, and the guy just hastily took the audio files from Eric's site. Further proof is the fact that someone asked him in a comment what the sirens were and he said something to the effect of "I don't know, I was hoping someone could tell me."

[coyoteunknown]

Damn, I was really hoping that was a true video because Sand Springs is right near Sapulpa, Oklahoma. I would have gone there to get some nice photos of a T-135 if they had one, but I'd assume they have Whelen's like Tulsa and Sapulpa.

[StonedChipmunk]

Eh... it's hard to tell, but the audio quality seems to whisper "fake". I'm going to hold out until someone posts some credible arguments from either side.

[kswx29]

Damn, I was really hoping that was a true video because Sand Springs is right near Sapulpa, Oklahoma. I would have gone there to get some nice photos of a T-135 if they had one, but I'd assume they have Whelen's like Tulsa and Sapulpa.

Sand Springs has a WPS 2800 Series in the downtown area and a 4004 i think out on Town & Country Dr & Hwy 51. There also another 4004-like Whelen by the Tulsa Community College West Campus. As well as one at 55th & Hwy 97.

[coyoteunknown]

Damn, I was really hoping that was a true video because Sand Springs is right near Sapulpa, Oklahoma. I would have gone there to get some nice photos of a T-135 if they had one, but I'd assume they have Whelen's like Tulsa and Sapulpa.

Sand Springs has a WPS 2800 Series in the downtown area and a 4004 i think out on Town & Country Dr & Hwy 51. There also another 4004-like Whelen by the Tulsa Community College West Campus. As well as one at 55th & Hwy 97.

Awesome, I'm pretty sure I saw the Whelen WPS 4004 beside the highway. We went through Sand Springs about a year ago, I think.

Come to think of it, do you have any information on those Okmulgee sirens you mentioned awhile back or was that someone else?