Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
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So this happened.
MWS was out in Johnson Creek doing maintenance on the Superbanshee and we had the opportunity to test the dampers manually and do hi-lo, so you bet I did not hesitate to catch it doing this never-before documented signal lol. At one point, the vibrations from the Superbanshee itself were enough to cause some kickback on the damper control buttons and it caused the fluttering sound you hear at points. I ended up getting to Johnson Creek with 3 minutes to spare and was barely able to set up my cameras in time, but thankfully I got a decent video. Overall it was a really fun test and hopefully it can be fully fixed soon as the relays are still inoperable. Thank you guys for watching and I hope you guys enjoy the video!
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Additional information:
☆ Other enthusiasts present - Drew (@Midwest_Sirens), Holly (@TheSirenGeek), Devin (@WasherBoy2016), Connor (@MidwestSirenProductions), Thomas (@guitarssirens115), and Chris (@SirenDude1003)
☆ Location - Johnson Creek, WI at the fire department
☆ Testing - First Wednesdays at 11AM
☆ Date recorded - 8/9/23
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*This video is protected under copyright law. For more information please read the disclaimer below.*
———
So this happened.
MWS was out in Johnson Creek doing maintenance on the Superbanshee and we had the opportunity to test the dampers manually and do hi-lo, so you bet I did not hesitate to catch it doing this never-before documented signal lol. At one point, the vibrations from the Superbanshee itself were enough to cause some kickback on the damper control buttons and it caused the fluttering sound you hear at points. I ended up getting to Johnson Creek with 3 minutes to spare and was barely able to set up my cameras in time, but thankfully I got a decent video. Overall it was a really fun test and hopefully it can be fully fixed soon as the relays are still inoperable. Thank you guys for watching and I hope you guys enjoy the video!
———
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 - Drew (@Midwest_Sirens), Holly (@TheSirenGeek), Devin (@WasherBoy2016), Connor (@MidwestSirenProductions), Thomas (@guitarssirens115), and Chris (@SirenDude1003)
☆ Location - Johnson Creek, WI at the fire department
☆ Testing - First Wednesdays at 11AM
☆ Date recorded - 8/9/23
© 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 that uses the audio of my videos for malicious purposes. If you do misuse my audio, you and you alone will be held fully accountable for anything that you do with it.*
