Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Type: Werden Siren Company P-127 Portent
Signal: Alert
Location: 808 Greenmound Road, New Richmond, Clermont County, OH
Me and Gary decided to revisit this siren on the one year anniversary of our last attempt with the whole gang. In between now and then, someone repaired it, and it also seems to have gotten a new coat of paint on the projector. Gladly, Clermont decided to test despite it being the 4th of July, albeit they were a few minutes late. Nonetheless, tones came through and it wound up just as it should, right after the FSK. From above, this thing wasn't super loud or punchy, but as we traversed down the hill towards it, it got exponentially louder. Probably on par or louder than our first Kettering RM-127. Also note that you can hear the prototype EOWS-1212 wind up before this siren and wind down after. Enjoy!
Oh, and for all of you wondering: No, this is not a nuclear siren.
Type: Werden Siren Company P-127 Portent
Signal: Alert
Location: 808 Greenmound Road, New Richmond, Clermont County, OH
Me and Gary decided to revisit this siren on the one year anniversary of our last attempt with the whole gang. In between now and then, someone repaired it, and it also seems to have gotten a new coat of paint on the projector. Gladly, Clermont decided to test despite it being the 4th of July, albeit they were a few minutes late. Nonetheless, tones came through and it wound up just as it should, right after the FSK. From above, this thing wasn't super loud or punchy, but as we traversed down the hill towards it, it got exponentially louder. Probably on par or louder than our first Kettering RM-127. Also note that you can hear the prototype EOWS-1212 wind up before this siren and wind down after. Enjoy!
Oh, and for all of you wondering: No, this is not a nuclear siren.
