Fedelcode Mystery Siren | Alert | New Richmond, OH

[sirensandfirealarms]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7DEgtBnYZo

We tried to record the prototype 1212 here, but as you can see, things worked out better than expected. Needless to say i was very excited to hear the fedelcode blast into alert.

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

Hah, sounds like it's on a VFD given the stepped wind down. Also, just use the z7DEgtBnYZo in the youtube brackets. Otherwise, very nice!

[Jake_7367]

It sounds horrible.

[Darley Champion]

What an oddball stacking of shrouds on this one... Possibly a model 7/5[T] I mean that kinda looks like it is but the sound is really (x1000) not right... 9:12 rotor maybe?

By the way, the way it sounds is outright creepy, and belive me I'm a used one when it comes to creepy sounding sirens (literally)

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

What an oddball stacking of shrouds on this one... Possibly a model 7/5[T] I mean that kinda looks like it is but the sound is really (x1000) not right... 9:12 rotor maybe?

By the way, the way it sounds is outright creepy, and belive me I'm a used one when it comes to creepy sounding sirens (literally)

The siren is single tone by the sounds of it. I hear no other tone bar what an 8 port siren should sound like. Plus there's only one opening for sound to come out of: the middle.

[Darley Champion]

What an oddball stacking of shrouds on this one... Possibly a model 7/5[T] I mean that kinda looks like it is but the sound is really (x1000) not right... 9:12 rotor maybe?

By the way, the way it sounds is outright creepy, and belive me I'm a used one when it comes to creepy sounding sirens (literally)

The siren is single tone by the sounds of it. I hear no other tone bar what an 8 port siren should sound like. Plus there's only one opening for sound to come out of: the middle.

Huh? If that so, but anyways at one moment it sounded like it was 9:12 (given it might be running on a VF drive as you pointed it out), I've never heard a siren running on a VF drive aside this one so...

[Chem_Boffin_6589]

What an oddball stacking of shrouds on this one... Possibly a model 7/5[T] I mean that kinda looks like it is but the sound is really (x1000) not right... 9:12 rotor maybe?

By the way, the way it sounds is outright creepy, and belive me I'm a used one when it comes to creepy sounding sirens (literally)

The siren is single tone by the sounds of it. I hear no other tone bar what an 8 port siren should sound like. Plus there's only one opening for sound to come out of: the middle.

Huh? If that so, but anyways at one moment it sounded like it was 9:12 (given it might be running on a VF drive as you pointed it out), I've never heard a siren running on a VF drive aside this one so...

There's an 8 port Model 7 that's running off one. In fact they've programmed th VFD to do attack signal as well so all of it is really stepped. What I don't understand is why they use the variable frequency to drive the siren when the motor's meant to be off.