SirenCon 2024 siren sound-offs in order (Big sirens only)

0:10 = FS EOWS-612 B Series SiraTone standard module, 6:35 = Sterling Model M 16/16 Port, 9:48 = 1952 Gasoline BN52G Mobil Directo, 15:21 = FS Model 7, 18:35 = MY Whelen WPS-3000 (Video credit goes to NorthDakotaSirens), 27:48 = F.E. Thunderbolt 1000T (4/5) with 6M blower, 34:36 = "SuperBanshee"/Banshee 115-C, 40:14 = F.E. Thunderbolt 1000T (4/5) but reverse wired, 42:11 = Analog Alertronic 6000R, 48:30 = FS&S Thunderbolt 1000T (using swapped Model 2 5 port chopper), 52:31 = FS 2001-SRN (2nd generation type), 55:34 = FS Thunderbolt 1003 (gas-powered 4M blower), 59:14 = Elbtalwerk 3 port S145 German siren, 1:04:50 = Fedelcode Mach. 3 9/12 Port, 1:07:55 = FS Model 5T, 1:11:49 = FS 3T22, 1:15:23 = Darley Screamer S-7.5, 1:18:25 = F.E. Type B (16/16), 1:22:05 = Dual Thunderbolt sound-off (Cincinnati tribute), 1:25:42 = FS EOWS-612 B series SiraTone (custom major third tone module), 1:32:03 = FS&S SD-10, 1:35:37 = ASC Alertronic 4000, 1:42:44 = FS 500T 9/12 Port, 1:46:42 = ASC RM-130, 1:49:52 = ACA P-50, 1:53:58 = P-50's chopper bites the dust and dies, 1:54:19 = Curious siren enthusiasts getting bitched at. Sorry for the delay. It's been a pretty busy time of year for me. Anyways, this is my very first time at SirenCon and I mostly enjoyed it which is what mattered the most. The weather was not cooperating well as I was basically getting soaked while trying to keep my cameras from getting wet under my umbrella, forgetting to press "record" on my camera during my siren sound off, not finishing each signal run the way it should've, ect. Despite all that, SirenCon was still worth it and I really should do this again next year.