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- While still in Tarrytown, we see Hope Hose Company 1 (Engine 79) and Conqueror Hook & Ladder Company 1 (Ladder 37), as well as Phenix Hose Company 2 (Engine 76), as they all respond to a call for a partial building collapse on the south side of Tarrytown. As we walk up Main Street towards headquarters, we hear the beautiful sounding fire whistle. We then see Hope Hose respond. Hope Hose is a 2001 E-One. As they approach Route 9, Phenix Hose passes heading south. Phenix Hose is a 1996 E-One. Conqueror Ladder is a 2012 Smeal with a Spartan cab and a 105 foot rear mount heavy duty aerial. Enjoy the response from both rigs. The second siren from Conqueror Ladder is a Carson Mechanical Siren. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The videos were taken on July 14th, 2015.
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That fire whistle is FANTASTIC!!
wisdumb16 me too
@@derekramirez9771 I agree
Agreed!
Wow, brings back memories, I lived in Tarrytown as a kid, that looked like it was close to the old YMCA Building down there. I remember those horns very well, I had a list on my bedroom wall of the codes as to where the fire was. Thanks for the video.
Same. I lived kinda near Washington Irving intern school (uptown) so it was easy to hear the horn.
Also they tore down the ymca.
Hah awesome fire horn, it sounds like a cruise ship horn, and it made a car alarm go off
Sounds like a piano keyboard playing a chord.
Excellent Catch 🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒
Thanks!
They had a similar horn in Carbondale pa in the 70s/80s. I used to spend summers there and it would always scare the heck out of us in the middle of the night.
hi fred do you maybe have a vid of the horn in Carbondale would like to hear it '
Those Horn Are So Cool Listen To
I miss living here. You actually passed my old street. Baylis Court
that is relaxing not so scary sounds like heaven
Man that whistle is amazing but it’s so loud
I know
Kinda the point....
Now how does this work for Tarrytown FD? i hear the fire siren going off 826? is that a street box and does it be paged out by pager as well?
Box 826: Quarry Lane & East Sunnyside Lane
Very nice catch! :D
What kind of whistle is that on the station? Sounds pretty dang nice, actually.
its called the "blatter system" the amount of times and lenth of the brrrrb sounds is read as an adress.
It’s an old steam whistle used years ago at a factory. It now runs off of air instead of steam.
You’re wrong. It may be called the bladder system, but the blasts are NOT read as an address. They’re actually read out as the box alarm. Box 826 in this case.
Oh my god you guys,........why does that whistle remind me of Eddie Murphy's movie Coming to America!!!!
At 3:02 you can see another fire trucks with its lights on going through the intersection
Yep
What’s the whistle type like what is the brand name of the whistle
Not sure
@@FL92002 oh ok
I Keep Rewinding The Video Back Just To Hear The Horns
I would n t be opposed to sirens being used at firehouses again It s true that electronic devices may not always be reliable
I love the whistle. What is the sequence - 7 shorts and 1 long?
+Audinos No. The sequence should be 8, 2, 6. 826 is the Box number, and the amount of whistles reflects that. The long whistle most likely signifies the end of the number in the box.
+Audinos FL92002 is correct with the whistle sounding the long tones at the end of the number. Many departments still using a telegraph fire alarm system (more commonly called a Gamewell system after the company that mass produced the system) will do that wither their whistles, diaphones (more like a fog horn blap sound) and sirens. Each set of numbers that denotes a specific location is called a "round". The "round" is repeated three or four times. Usually the last number in the round sequence has the long "blast" added in to signify the end of the "round". Many departments vary this to their needs due to multiple horns throughout the village or town or even an echo caused by the sound bouncing through a river valley or hillside.
+FL92002 great job on the video, I haven't been to Tarrytown in a long time.
It’s kind of like a cruise ship general emergency alarm witch is 7 short and 1 long horn sound
Is this a busy department?
Not overly. Maybe 800 or 900 runs per year between 4 firehouses?
Its the carson mechanical siren
People need to learn how to get out of the damn way.
you should see the FDNY Videos >.< you almost wanna scream at the people
I have watched some. More people need to get fines.
Was that horn in the beginning of this video from the firehouse?👍😁😎
It's a whistle, and yes it was. It is on the right-hand side.
What was the siren called at 3:48 please help our ambulances use it and I want to find out what it is.
Simulated mechanical tone on a Carson brand siren.
BFDfire288 ok thank you
Carson sa441M
There old Ladder 37 is in Sanford maine
Must be a volley dept..Took a long time to turn out.
Ok and?
Yeah it is a volley hence the whistle for the station
LOVED THAT LADDER!! until the sissy "Q" came on... Great job guys!
The real Q sounded great though!
You said "full house run" but only showed the first two trucks...
The engine and ladder are the only two front pieces of fire fighting equipment at this firehouse. What else were you expecting to see?
@@FL92002 It's not a fire station if there are only 2 trucks..... It's just a garage.
The community i live in has 6 fire stations to serve about 160,000 people, and the smallest station has 5 trucks
I think the people in the fire department would beg to differ. Tarrytown is only about 11,000 people. This is the primary fire house. There are three other firehouses in the town; two single engines and a tower ladder. If it were a garage, there would be repairs done here, and fire apparatus wouldn't be responding from here.
@@FL92002 if I understood you correctly, those three other stations each have only one vehicle, for a total of five pieces of apparatus to cover a Community of 11,000
By contrast, i grew up in a city of about 4000 people, with a POC fire department with 14 pieces of apparatus at a single station, and another 6 pieces of apparatus in a city-owned garage elsewhere in town, just in case of a catastrophic event. The village 10 miles away has less than 700 people, and has a volunteer department with 8 pieces of apparatus.
To me, it just seems like Tarrytown isn't putting much of an emphasis on Fire & Rescue...
The four firehouses are spread out all around town and have a good coverage area for a town that isn't really all that big in terms of area. In addition to that, they can get mutual aid from the neighboring towns. There's nothing "lacking emphasis" about it, as you put it.
sounds like a car alarn
There was a car alarm going off in the background
what kind if siren is on that laddee
+Paul Joseph Carson Mechanical Siren.
DAT Q! ~DROOLS~
It is an amazing sound