Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1003, Siren Test, Full Cursed Hi-Lo, Silverstreet, SC

UPDATE 3/18/2025: This siren has been fully restored and has been reinstalled. UPDATE 8/23/2023: This siren has been taken down temporarily for full refurbishment. It is unknown when it’ll be finished but no more constant issues finally. NOTE: The activation tones in this video are for educational purposes only. If you choose to use these activation tones for malicious purposes, you will be blamed for what you do with them. The activation tones in this video let me and others know that the siren is about to go off and not used for malicious purposes. Filmed 4/16/2022 Siren Info: Siren Name: Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1003 Active: Yes Replaced: Nothing Installed: 1962. Reinstalled in March 18, 2025 Condition: Poor Uses: Fire Calls, Tornado Warnings Sound Source: Chopper Tone Type: Dual Tone Port Ratio: 5/6 Chopper Level: 5 Siren Controller: Federal Signal RCM-3, Federal Signal RCM-1 Mount: Steel Tower Duration: 3 minutes of Hi-Lo Testing: Every Saturday at 12:00 PM EST Time When Siren Activated: 12:05 PM (Siren sounded 5 minutes late) Siren Loudness: 135.0 Decibels (Pain) Other Units Heard: None Scanner Used: Whistler WS-1040 Other Enthusiasts Present: ‪@SouthCarolinaSirens‬, ‪@SirensOfSpartanburg‬, ‪@GSPiedmont425‬, ‪@StorMike9erCharlie‬ What cancels the test: 1. Problem sending the signal to the siren. Location of this siren: https://goo.gl/maps/cwKUMvouDXeEVLWR7