Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
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After SirenCon 2022 had wrapped up I knew I had to go see some more siren tests in the nearby towns, this 110 being one of the ones I choose to see. 110s have a very unique design that differs greatly from their successor the Banshee 115, and are definitely a sight to behold. They are also quite loud, this unit being no exception. Unfortunately, they are becoming more and more uncommon as systems are modernized and towns choose to go with battery backup, and at the time of recording this particular unit, I had no idea that a short while after this day, this 110 would suffer that fate, being replaced by a 2001-130. Looking back, I'm glad I was able to document this one during its final days. Anyway, I hope you guys enjoy my video of this rarity!
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☆ Other enthusiasts present - @TheSirenGeek @SirensAndElevators @AmericanSirenProductions @midwestsirensandtrains @njsirens @SirenDude1003 @mnsirens @sirenjunkie2148 @wisconsinoutdoorsirens1250 @minnesconsinsirens
☆ Location - Cadott Fire Department
☆ Testing - First Mondays at 11AM
☆ Date recorded - 6/6/22
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*This video is protected under copyright law. For more information please read the disclaimer below.*
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After SirenCon 2022 had wrapped up I knew I had to go see some more siren tests in the nearby towns, this 110 being one of the ones I choose to see. 110s have a very unique design that differs greatly from their successor the Banshee 115, and are definitely a sight to behold. They are also quite loud, this unit being no exception. Unfortunately, they are becoming more and more uncommon as systems are modernized and towns choose to go with battery backup, and at the time of recording this particular unit, I had no idea that a short while after this day, this 110 would suffer that fate, being replaced by a 2001-130. Looking back, I'm glad I was able to document this one during its final days. Anyway, I hope you guys enjoy my video of this rarity!
———
Check out all my siren videos here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBYVDuXW65Z9gYN5cLXxxEbV-AkwQyJwQ
Subscribe to my EAS/NWR channel here: youtube.com/channel/UCoyUbZt31StnDenGDBNJqaw
Subscribe today for more content like this!
Additional information:
☆ Other enthusiasts present - @TheSirenGeek @SirensAndElevators @AmericanSirenProductions @midwestsirensandtrains @njsirens @SirenDude1003 @mnsirens @sirenjunkie2148 @wisconsinoutdoorsirens1250 @minnesconsinsirens
☆ Location - Cadott Fire Department
☆ Testing - First Mondays at 11AM
☆ Date recorded - 6/6/22
© Copyright Montecat 33 (Mitchell M)
*Copyright Disclaimer: Reuse and/or direct copying of this video, description style, or audio in any way is strictly prohibited unless granted permission. Re-uploading this video or any other content on this channel without permission will be copyright-claimed and removed. To use any content in compliance with copyright law, you must request permission to use it first.
*Please note: I will not be held accountable for anyone who uses the audio of my videos for malicious purposes. If you misuse my audio, you and you alone will be held fully accountable for anything you do with it.*
