FS 2001-SRN Siren Test - Alert - Aurora, IN

After Clough Pike and hanging out with the crew, me, Dominic (‪@SuperSirex127‬), Aiden (‪@SportyTrainGuy‬), and Andrew (‪@Creeperfan12‬) head over to Dearborn County to film various stuff. Me and Dominic were dropped off here, Andrew went to the other SRN in Aurora, and Aiden was dropped off at an SRN in Lawrenceburg.
I've heard many things about Dearborn previously, almost all of them being about how weird this place is with testing, so I was a bit skeptical when we got here. As I expected they tested a bit late (at about 7:13-ish) and this thing is placed in a really weird little neighborhood. I felt a bit uncomfortable here the entire time (especially with the guy who kept talking to us the entire test...). Not only that, we didn't get activation tones from their radio frequency, and they only tested for about 60 seconds, when they normally just do full alert. Definitely made for one of the weirdest tests this week lol. Enjoy.

Recorded: 6/4/25

Details! (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞
Tight shot camera: Canon Powershot SX60HS
Wide shot camera: Canon Powershot SX740HS
Microphone: Takstar SGC-598 Shotgun Microphone
Testing: First Wednesday @ 12PM & 7PM
Address: 310 Broadway St, Aurora, IN 47001
Direct Coordinates: 39.060484, -84.899617
Exact recording distance: 336 feet

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