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I filmed this during the night time drill on Indiana’s statewide tornado drill day. I was not able to be home to film this so I left the camera going. I’ll try to get a better video some other time. Pretty sure the only sirens heard are 2001’s.
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This poor quality video was taken with my cell phone back in March when Indiana conducted it’s statewide tornado drill around 7pm. I’ve put off uploading this because of the bad quality but I decided to anyways. Sirens heard are a 2T22, a 3T22, a STH10, and some 2001’s. Filmed near Purdue West at Purdue University.
This is an audio recording of the Tippecanoe County siren test for April of ‘09. This was recorded from my bedroom window. You can hear many 2001 AC’s and a Thunderbolt 1000T. You should be able to hear a Thunderbeam, but it failed to activate.
This is the 2001-DC that was heard in my last video. It’s located at Hwy 52 and Morehouse Rd. in West Lafayette. This was filmed during the monthly test of the Tippecanoe County Outdoor Warning System which is done on the first Saturday of each month at 11am (haven’t changed the camcorder clock from daylight savings time).