The Siren Board

Gville would be Greenville Ohio. I know the Darke County courthouse anywhere. This was taken at the far end of Broadway. My mom lives about 8 blocks from this. This particular 2001 your hearing is a 130 at the post office about 4 blocks down on the opposite end of Broadway. Greenville has 5 2001-SRN's and 3 2001-130's.

I couldn't get ahold of my mom during this, so of course you think the worst. However her cell wasn't getting coverage in her basement. Luckily she made it through ok!

Between Whiteland and New Whiteland Indiana which basically but up against each other there are 2 2001's, an STH-10, the Sentry above and a Model 2. Some good vids though,

Bama2001 wrote:The MTSU siren is definately a whelen. That was confirmed last year when the tornado moved through Murfreesboro. I agree that the T-128 video is in fact a T-128. Listen closely its rotating, not oscillating, and the pitch is spot on

DUH. Why I wrote Mods I'll never know.

That's what I get for analyzing siren videos on no sleep.

Judging by the long winddown, the other new whiteland siren must be the sth.

Ninja Squirrel wrote:The one in New Whiteland sounds like some sort of 8/12 port siren to me. I'm trying to find it on Google Maps, but they don't have enough coverage in the street view and Bing Maps has a bird's eye view, but it doesn't feel like functioning properly.

EDIT: http://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/newwhiteland1_in.jpg

Possibly a Sentry.

There is a Sentry at the Police Department in New Whiteland.

http://goo.gl/maps/bnyC

http://goo.gl/maps/R337


There is also an STH-10 in New Whiteland at the fire deptartment.

http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=qksn7w ... nd%2C%20IN

A 2001 at the water tower near town hall

http://goo.gl/maps/z8S3

http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=qksb4c ... nd%2C%20IN

They also have a 2001 just a tad south of the city.

Here is a vid from the Indianapolis suburb Greenwood. You can clearly here one of Greenwoods 2001's, and I am pretty confident you can here a T-128 from White River Township,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHy9S1_mDMI

And here in Muncie someone got Ball State's Whelen's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPL0tkAKxUg

holler wrote:Another 2001, location unknown:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Br-9-37QXpA

Must be Cincinnati area, that's Channel 9 meteorologist Cindy O'Quinn at the beginning.

Bama2001 wrote:The MTSU siren is definately a whelen. That was confirmed last year when the tornado moved through Murfreesboro. I agree that the T-128 video is in fact a T-128. Listen closely its rotating, not oscillating, and the pitch is spot on

Your 100% correct in that MTSU is Whelen, since I live in the next town over from Murfreesboro. They have one WPS-28xx series on campus, but it has been confirmed they are getting 3 more by the end of this year. Here is the article:

http://www.wkrn.com/Global/story.asp?S=13313184

The city of Murfreesboro still refuses to get storm sirens and everyone has to rely on the college's siren(s).

Matt Hackler wrote:Here is a vid from the Indianapolis suburb Greenwood. You can clearly here one of Greenwoods 2001's, and I am pretty confident you can here a T-128 from White River Township,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHy9S1_mDMI

Is it me or is there a very faint SD-10/5T/7T in the background? Could be harmonics from the engine or maybe something else?

Clark County, Indiana 2001's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMqeF-Ks1rw&fmt=18

Older and newer Whelens in Albertville, where ever that is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeaxCXgN5Ss&fmt=18

downtown Louisville, Kentucky news video by WLKY TV with Mod:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwRwmNTYSCc&fmt=18

It must be Albertville, Alabama. I passed through there on my way back from Huntsville. Mccord communications has an office there.