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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuyb3QOfluo
It also does the Audible Alert tone near the end.
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I think maybe the Indoor Protection/Best Possible Protection tones are a bit more noticeable... correct me if I'm wrong. I think the normal non-warble tones would be good for areas with low ambient sound and the IP/BPP tones would be good for city ambient sound.
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StonedChipmunk wrote:I think the normal non-warble tones would be good for areas with low ambient sound and the IP/BPP tones would be good for city ambient sound.
The warbling tones use more high harmonics, so they don't carry as far as the non-warbling tones. If you've heard my Bethany Lane 2T22 recording with the Whelen heard from nine miles away, , you'll know that the standard non-warbling tones can carry for incredible distances, even at 126 DB at 100 feet. Cities could use either Whoop, Wail, or Fast Wail to penetrate ambient noise. I still think those warbling tones sound cool though, but I like the standard tones better for distance.
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