The Siren Board

Here is a clip that was on the news the other night about Mansford's sirens.
Listen carefuly during the when the guy they are intervewing talks about power being disconected and batteries? Huh?

http://kotv.com/e-clips/?id=4973

KCM wrote: the guy they are intervewing talks about power being disconected and batteries? Huh?

This is easy to understand. The guy clearly stated "the batteries is went dead".

That's just "good ol' boy" for ya, meaning "Damn, I might have to work today and miss my 3PM drunk bowling."

Not to stereotype, but what is the thing with the camo/ "Mossy Oak" caps....it's like some kinda redneck badge or something.

I love the tone of the T22 series. A very nice tone; almost musical in a way.

kagome122885 wrote:I love the tone of the T22 series. A very nice tone; almost musical in a way.

It is probably one of the sweetest sounding American sirens ever made, along with the Sentry 20v2t.

If he's trying to find the battery, he's going to mis that fish fry tonight.

Da matteries is went and done been dead.

They wuz burnt slap up.

"This is Carl Childers......mmmmm......I works on sirens and what not....mmmm....some people call them outdoor warning systems, I call 'em tornady sirens.....emmmm.......tested that thar siren.....didnt come on......it aint go no gas in it......better send a bucket truck, and a hearse.....emmmm. I likes potted meat, and french fried pertaters.....emmmm".

LOL
Alright, now not ALL of us Okies are that bad!

I do remember when Tulsa first got the Whelen system and they would use voice to anounce the test ,and one time it was a male voice saying,
This is a test of the warn-in si-reeen's.

You know. That last post about the Whelens got me thinking that maybe there are other sirens other than the 2t22's that may be new and actually may have had a battery malfunction. Maybe he just looks like a redneck with an IQ of 40