Frederick, OK FS&S 3T22 Siren Test - 6/5/24

[@CentralOklahomaSirens]

You’re back! This is a really nice recording! Keep up the great work!

[@GabrielCL2T22A]

That shot is fire. I love the 3T22s with the GE motors which I believe this one is because the pitch of it. Well, at least the 3T22As. The 3T22Bs are often lower but yeah. Also I saw in the description that the Model 2Ts were not audible. I heard a 2T start up right before this one did.

[@brodiessirenproductions]

Yeah, this shot was sort of a last minute resort. I’m glad I decided to stay here though, the shot definitely looked pretty cool in my opinion. I’ve wanted to get this shot for years and finally had the opportunity to do it. The sun wasn’t in my way today so it all worked out fortunately. The 2T firing up before this was the one along Calla Avenue on the east side of town. The closest one to where I was at failed, as it typically does. And yeah, this is a GE one. Installed in 1963, so it’s an older Federal Sign & Signal one. Thanks for the compliment!

[@GabrielCL2T22A]

@@brodiessirenproductions At least you didn't have to deal with the sun because either the exposure is good but the sun is in the way so you can't see or you can see fine but the exposure is ass. It's pretty difficult to find a middle lol.

[@grovecitysirens_GCS]

It sounds oddly high pitched Like its overpowered

[@brodiessirenproductions]

This one’s got a GE motor on it. GE 3T22’s typically sound a tad bit higher pitched than normal.

[@IllisconsinSirens]

This shot is great!

[@brodiessirenproductions]

I’ve been eyeballing this spot for years, glad I finally got the opportunity to record it from here. Thanks!

[@stormandrailfan96]

Very nice!

[@brodiessirenproductions]

Thanks!

[@NepsterWX]

freddy