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THE NEW FEDERAL SIGNAL RUMBLER SIREN
HEY EVERYONE
IS ANYONES DEPT USING OR CONTEMPLATING USING THE NEW FEDERAL SIGANL RUMBLER SIREN? IF THE VIDEOS SHOW TRUE ON TESTING THE SIREN WILL HELP GET THE PUBLICS ATTENTION SO WE CAN RESPOND SAFER AND GET TRAFFIC CLEARED. HERE IS FEDERAL WEB LINK AND THE YAHOO VIDEO LINKS TOO
TAKE A LOOK AND TELL ME WHAT YA THINK.
IS ANYONES DEPT USING OR CONTEMPLATING USING THE NEW FEDERAL SIGANL RUMBLER SIREN? IF THE VIDEOS SHOW TRUE ON TESTING THE SIREN WILL HELP GET THE PUBLICS ATTENTION SO WE CAN RESPOND SAFER AND GET TRAFFIC CLEARED. HERE IS FEDERAL WEB LINK AND THE YAHOO VIDEO LINKS TOO
TAKE A LOOK AND TELL ME WHAT YA THINK.
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Permalink Reply by Engineco913 on
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Looks like an awesome siren. My only question is whats the decible level, and when can we expect the lawsuits for hearing damage to happen, or read stories about drivers causing accidents because of being startled from vibrations on a siren?
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Permalink Reply by Beth on
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Looks like it is effective, but I don't think my department would part with their federals.
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Permalink Reply by Tom on
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Oddly enough, I just read an article about this a few weeks ago. The Washington DC Police are putting it on their cars. Supposed to have postive results so far.
This is not a siren that I believe is supposed to take the place of normal sirens, it's in addition to it. At least in the article I read, it said that they automatically shut off after a brief period, like 15 seconds (From a poor memory, don't quote me). The point is to get the person's attention, get them out of the way, and then it goes off.
Supposedly, people feel it vibrating their cars and the ground. I think it would be good to have, personally. Anything that gets their attention!!
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Nothing like posting the same web address 4 times in the same thread. We all can see the responses, no need to add the website 1000 times
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