Federal Signal 3T22 (w/ Blocked Top Intake) Siren Test - Laurens, SC

© Alyx S. 2021 Please do not copy or re-use my stuff without my consent. Any unauthorized use of my content will be reported and removed. This siren is part of the Laurens County Outdoor Warning System, and it is tested Every Saturday at 12:00 pm (non-weather permitting) and is controlled by the Laurens County Fire Dispatch I decided to take a trip down to Laurens County to try and record one of their sirens, and I have found one at the Sandy Springs Fire Department Station 1. After I started the recording and waited for the tones, I realized that it was about to rain, so I rushed to the back of my car to grab my hoodie, but as soon as I heard the tones, I went "Oh $so I just decided to go wet until the rain stopped. I also noticed that the siren&top intake was blocked, and I have never in my life ever heard a siren go off with a blocked intake at all. As soon as I was finished recording and started packing up my stuff, the fire chief gave me 2 fire department patches, a keychain, and a Sandy Springs Fire Department Mask, because they liked how I was controlling the drone and the 2 cameras setup as well as getting my scanner ready. Date: 10/09/21 Time: 12pm Location: Laurens, SC (Laurens Co.) Siren(s): Federal Signal 3T22 (Top Intake Blocked) Cycle: Fast Wail Recording Device(s): Canon PowerShot SX540 HS, Canon PowerShot A2500, GoPro Hero5 Session, DJI Mini 2 Flying Drone I will not be held responsible for anyone who misuses the audio of my videos for malicious...