T-135/P-50 alert/attack

[Pinetree09]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUdwnvddYe8

Filmed this today in Longview, tx...wish I could have gotten closer, but it was in a big field with a bunch of trees on one side and industrial buildings on the other...so this is the best place I could find to record. Alert starts around 50 seconds, and a train goes by around 1:45 and alert ends at 3:53. Attack starts at 5:52.

[ACAP10]

Awesome catch. I love P50s. What's with all these sirens stopping on attack? Or are ACA sirens supposed to do that because I know the Hurricanes did

[thunderbolt1003]

I love the sound of the T-135. Creates a harmonic, actually hypnotic type, tone, but I think it wouldn't be so hynpotic in person, since it's one of the loudest sirens in the world lol. Also, I love the way the T-135's tartup in a tone similar to an Allertor, but then the pitch level continues to increase.

[TSMaster5150]

Wow that thing looks huge from a distance. Nice job

[md5]

Wow that thing looks huge from a distance. Nice job

From what I have read, you could technically stand in the horn, it's that big.

[Oldiesmann]

According to ASC's website:

LxHxW 59 1/2" x 63" x 68"

That is one huge siren!

[T135AC]

Those dimensions are actually for the T-135AC/DC. The T-135AC (P-50) in the video is 96" x 96" x 72" @ 1625 lbs.

[Oldiesmann]

Those dimensions are actually for the T-135AC/DC. The T-135AC (P-50) in the video is 96" x 96" x 72" @ 1625 lbs.

Wow!

[thunderbolt1003]

Now that's a big siren.

[T135AC]

This website has some good closeup pictures of a T-135AC, just to give you an idea of the size.

http://www.civildefensemuseum.com/sirens/removal.html

Huge!