16/16 Port Sterling Code Siren | Short Attack | Mercersburg, PA

Perhaps I'm complaining too much, but I think this test was wayyyy too short. Especially for a nearly 2 and a half hour drive. However, Franklin's test length varies, so perhaps it was just bad luck. At least it went off! Anyways, this is one of the several weird and rare sirens in Franklin County! Franklin County is very underappreciated, especially for the variety it has. If you're ever in the area, I recommend checking it out! Franklin County Siren Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?... Siren Info: Location: MMP&W Volunteer Fire & Ambulance Company (132 North Main Street) Replaced: N/A Installed: Purchased in April 1927, moved here in 1960 Uses: Fire Calls, Tornadoes Testing: First Saturday of the Month at 12pm Noon Units Heard: Main unit (~100 ft) Other Enthusiasts Present: None Gear used: (Scanner) Uniden Bearcat BC125AT (main shot & audio) Sony Handycam FDR-AX43