ASC T-128 Siren Test ft. P-10 Disappointment | Wylie, Tx | 1/1/25

After seeing ‪@jackwilliamson54‬'s November video of two Wylie sirens next to each other both running during a test, I wanted to see it for myself and just so happened to have the 1st off and it be a test day. I emailed the EMA director to confirm the test and the weather was absolutely perfect. I dragged along some friends and we were ready to be blasted by these two at once.
Sadly, the old P-10 has since been disconnected from the system and only the T128 went off for us. There's an issue with its programming and that rotation only happens on wind-downs, so they need to get that straightened up. I was pretty disappointed in the lack of volume this siren put out, but have been told they do tend to carry pretty well so....bring back p10 and run them both plssss.
But hey new phone did gud
Location: Siren 4@Olde City Park in Wylie, TX
Tests: First weds @ 1pm assuming good weather
Others present: ‪@asplinduh‬ ‪@SilySox‬ ‪@HypernovaGT‬ and another guy who I don't know and forgot to ask (will update if I find out)
Camera: Pixel 9 Pro (new :P)

[@BLS2008]

128 main motor leads are backwards, causing to only rotate when the chopper is not running.

[@zachzebra56]

There's a 2001-SRN in my town that has this exact same issue.

[@KryptonSvingar]

I'm not sure this is accurate as the t128 doesn't rotate after finishing alert or after it's first cycle of attack. I'm thinking it's just an error in how they've programmed the rotation.