Discussion of Outdoor Warning Systems
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That video is fake, no way those "weird sounds" can set off a siren.Badger 12 wrote:If you look up a YouTube video called something like "Strange Noises set off air raid sirens" and watch it, it's somewhere in Canada and the sirens sound like Chryslers. Someone in the comments also said that that city has Chryslers.
I figured as such, the way the sound was sounded like the siren was edited in.stormsetter4 wrote:That video is fake, no way those "weird sounds" can set off a siren.Badger 12 wrote:If you look up a YouTube video called something like "Strange Noises set off air raid sirens" and watch it, it's somewhere in Canada and the sirens sound like Chryslers. Someone in the comments also said that that city has Chryslers.
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Siren%20 ... 1HIwIU24CQBadger 12 wrote:If you look up a YouTube video called something like "Strange Noises set off air raid sirens" and watch it, it's somewhere in Canada and the sirens sound like Chryslers. Someone in the comments also said that that city has Chryslers.
Ikr, the elderly are such good sources of history. Just be aware of how the location of a now-removed siren in their memories can be whisked away by Alzheimer's.r4tbolts wrote:If coming up empty in media search try seeking out elders that lived back in that time. I've learned over the years the elderly love to sit down and talk history. The elderly are a very good source for seeking knowledge and wisdom.
I second this. A lot of elders I have talked to are why I know about DeKalb County, Georgia's old Thunderbolt system and Atlanta's old siren system.r4tbolts wrote:If coming up empty in media search try seeking out elders that lived back in that time. I've learned over the years the elderly love to sit down and talk history. The elderly are a very good source for seeking knowledge and wisdom.