FS 2001-SRN:DC Siren: Testing in Alert Signal - Moraine, OH

On Labor Day, obviously I didn't have school, so me, Dominic (‪@SuperSirex127‬), and Michael (‪@mysst1c_‬) were actually originally planning to go to one of the Harrison Twp. (Montgomery County) STH-10's, until we realized we left too late to make it there comfortably. So, we saw on Facebook that Moraine was actually planning on doing a longer test this time since they had recently done some radio upgrades. You can see in the wide shot that this 2001 has a fresh new ASC controller, and if you turn your volume up before this siren goes off, you can hear this siren activate on the ASC FSK. Anyways, outside of that this wasn't too loud or special, but it was really cool hearing Moraine test for longer than their typical 15-30 seconds. Enjoy!

Recorded: 9/1/25

Equipment! (☞˚▽˚)☞
Tight shot camera: Canon Powershot SX60HS
Wide shot camera: Canon Powershot SX740HS
Microphone: Takstar SGC-598 Shotgun Microphone

Details! (☞°ロ°)☞
Address: 6722 Hemple Rd, Moraine, OH 45439
Direct Coordinates: 39.687443, -84.300105
Exact recording distance: 510 feet

The City of Moraine tests their tornado sirens on the first Monday of every month @ 12:00 PM, weather-permitting.

Check out our Ohio Statewide Siren "SuperMap" below!
https://linktr.ee/centralohsirens