(Snapped Rotator) ACA Allertor 125, Siren Test, Attack, Tarrs, PA

Filmed 3/8/2025 Siren Info: Siren Name: ACA Allertor 125 Active: Yes Replaced: Nothing Installed: Unknown Uses: Fire Calls, Ambulance Calls Port Ratio: 9/12 Siren Controller: Unknown Duration: 1 minute, 27 seconds of Attack Testing: Not tested Time When Siren Activated: 3:58 PM Siren Loudness: 103.8 Decibels Other Units Heard: None Other Enthusiasts Present: Cameron (‪@sirensofneohio3979‬) Aaron (‪@OhioOutdoorWarningSirens‬) Kurt (‪@SF57_Sirens‬) Frankie (‪@NortheastOhioSirensAndTrains65‬) Emmett (‪@SDTrains‬) Location of this siren: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xfwGC1MLNhFka... Equipment Used: Main Shot: Canon Powershot SX70HS Secondary Shot: Panasonic Camcorder HC-V180 Audio: Zoom H1n Radio: None Other Notes: At long last, we finally reached the end. This was our final siren of the day which is this Allertor in Tarrs, PA that has a snapped rotator chain, which allows it to rotate to the wind very easily. Despite it not facing my equipment completely, it was still fairly loud which is impressive. After the sounding, the FD gave us a tour of the station as well as demonstrating their fire engines, which was awesome. It was a great day with everyone and I sure hope we can do this again one day. Special thanks to the East Huntingdon VFD for setting off this siren for us. Copyright Disclaimer: Reuse of any content on this channel is strictly prohibited unless granted permission. Reuploading this video or any other content without permission will be copyright claimed and removed. Ask permission before reuploading this video to avoid receiving copyright strikes or getting terminated.