1952 Air Raid Siren,
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- 1952 Chrysler Air raid siren Billet proof 2009. 331 Hemi, 18 HP @ 4000 RPM, 312 foot pound torque @ 2000 RPM. Bore- 3 13/16" stroke-3 5/8" compression 7.5 to 1. Aor velocity-35,000 feet per min or 400 MPH. Total weight nearly 3 tons. Cost in 1952: $5500.00 Cost in 2008: $35,000
and some poor farmer in the middle of knowhere is still sitting in a bunker waiting for the all clear siren
+Aranok123 LOLLOLOOLOLO
Lmfao!!!!
A real farmer would not hide, he would make an even stronger siren to sound louder than this guy
Lol
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A V8 siren, that’s the most American thing I’ve ever seen.
Will Clauß it's a hemi
Where do u think the brits got it from? lol.
That's what actually powers the siren....a Chrysler v8
@@andykay4554 yep was powered by a 331ci firepower hemi v8
I like the sound of that hemi Engine then the siren itself.
this is the most beautiful siren ever made....used to hear this on the last friday of the month in the LA area..it was such a haunting sound, and it carried for miles....
I love the sound that hemi makes when its revved up under load. Music to my ears.
Literally what I was thinking!
Can't believe they run that without mufflers. That engine could damage your hearing.
The siren tops out much louder than the engine... mufflers on the engine are the least of your worries! Wear plugs, muffs, and a motorcycle helmet on top of that.
@@paulfeist woosh
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What, no silencer? The neighbours could complain about the engine noise...
They would care less when the siren kicked on.
I bet they stopped caring about *any* noise, when that thing blew their Prius thru the wall.
@@jayswarrow1196 lol. yeah that too.
HOA violation
Screw 'em if they can't take a joke.
I love Chrysler Air raid sirens
What 'bout cars?
That’s a beautiful work of art, a hemi powered noisemaker
i've been waiting for full throttle, im dissapointed :(
Legendary Dogy everybody would have to be pretty far so people wouldn’t have their eardrums blown. This is the loudest siren recorded this isn’t a joke.
@@pvh_facp4001yt True
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Me 2.
There's an audio recording of one of these at full blast from 6 miles away. You can hear it real well. Go to victorysiren.com
I’ve seen people full throttle, then pull the transmission down, and it W E N T F O R I T
I love the sound of the v8 over the siren.
I remember when I was a kid Saturday mornings hearing the testing of the air alarms . Brings back memories lol
Not sure where you got off to, but in my city they still do that.
Civic owners: hold my white claw...
chrysler hemi v8 powered air raid sirens....miss those things!!
full throttle would have knocked down the people and the fence. This thing could set wood on fire from the sound energy at the horn output and be heard up to 25 miles away.
CrimFerret actually it turns rain into fog and starts paper on fire right in front of the horns. I bet with about 800 horsepower like the hemi in the hellcat it would destroy buildings or at least damage them
@@mm-gl7sz or at least blow out windows. The sound of this thing at a distance of several miles is amazing, but short of having property out in the middle of nowhere, you couldn't run it at full tilt. It's one thing to have neighbors complain. It's another to have people several towns over complain.
Way before my time but still gives me goosebumps
NASCAR: We're the only people to use V8s
Chrysler: *Hold my gas*
One day I will own one and have it in my backyard!!
Release the clutch, shut off the engine, and then re-connect the clutch quickly, would it be possible that the engine re-ignites under the huge inertia of siren rotor?
>when the sirens you made years ago are better than the cars you produce today.
I love how someone walks _straight_ in front of it with their hands over their ears, instead of, just.... walking around?
Man I’d love to get my hands on one of those!!
I'm no expert and I know absolutely fuck all about these things but that is one seriously awesome piece of machinery.
Very interesting tone of an air raid siren
Ah good to see my alarm clock in action...
Lol
We need more of these on youtube!
GOD THAT CRACKED MY COMPUTER SCREEN!!!
That is a Chrysler victory bell siren used for air raids and other threats
How do you turn the loud gas powered warning siren on?:
1. Open it’s engine door and turn the engine on
2. See that hand crank thing pull it to the other direction until it turns on
wow chrysler dodge good for something...
that was back when things were made in america, not over seas in sweat shops at the lowest cost
Fire Falcon Chrysler vehicles are made in the US... their quality is not the greatest
That's sounds would make a person's blood run cold.
I could just imagine if James Pumphrey from Donut Media talked about this, he’d say something like, “Because what’s more American than a V8? A V8 POWERED AIR RAID SIREN OF COURSE!!” **Lightning strikes**
Just thought I'd throw this in there. The gentleman controlling the siren is Don Garlits himself
My alarm in the morning..
Guy in the red shirt: "Huh? I didn't hear it" **dies in the air raid**
That thing looks completely restored. They Should Put it back into use.
Chills every time..
simply beautiful!
This siren was made 1 year after the prototype Thunderbolt!
It sounds like a monster truck but if it had a siren
If Cleetus McFarland had one he'd swap a Texas Speed 427 LS onto it... Probably add nitrous or turbos also. I can see the video now: First GM Siren to reach 50 miles
Cleetus don't know sheeit.. ask ol Enis Mackelwayne out in Bama.. he put one nem God damn 472 interceptors in his.. blew the damn horns off and still made it 60 miles
The Hemi itself sound's so cool, these used to be all over, some idiot pencil pusher made these obsolete so everything could be computer controlled mega phones.
Just this old man's opinion.
Old bastard didn't give it all I was waiting the whole time for full throttle siren
You realize how loud this thing is right? That would destroy everyone's ear drums this thing isn't a joke
Its Don Garlits, he is a famous drag racer from the 50's and 60's. Look him up and contact him
It’s a Hemi !!👍🇺🇸🛠
Very cool :)))
Wow such a change from then to now
You need a semi fuel tank for that thing. One of those 100 = gallon side saddle tanks. Polish it all u and mount it near the raiator. Leaveing enough space to keep the Hemi cool. DId you do any of the restoration work your self or did you hire it all out? A Chrystler Hemi air raid/tornado siren now thats super cool!
This is another one with the weird shaped horns. The only other one I've seen like this is the one Don Garlits owns, I wonder if this is the same one. I can't tell because we can't see his face, but that looks like it could be Don Garlits running it...
Nick'sGarageDoorService its horns may look weird and small but it's actually the worlds loudest siren
This just proves that american V8s sound amazing, (and yes I do mean when you take the siren sound away.) I'm English and we do have a few V8 engined cars left, but these high torque low bhp V8s make a great exhaust sound when they are reved.
It’s meant to run wide open throttle for 3 minutes
Hey I was reading you info it said 18HP@4000RPM 331 hemi 1952 sould be more like 180HP@ 4000RPM I would think . But very cool :)
When he put his hands on the lever I thought it would blow
I didn't know that Chrysler made sirens as well as cars, the only thing missing would be for them to make boats with a V8 HEMI
BRENDA BALL
Sounds healthy!
Look up the air raid siren Don Garlits cranked up in his museum. Says it can be heard for 20 miles sround
The engine exhaust and air intake sound is higher than the siren it self ... m in love with this V8
Are you kidding? Watch other videos. The siren is almost quiet sounding by the time the microphone picks up the engine with no muffler at high rev.
And that wasn't even close to full power
Are these the big or small block?
That's one way to clear the cobwebs out of the house in Springtime!
2008
Yep, a peice of art.
You thought that was weak? Man, even standing behind that thing hurts your ears.
victory siren by chrystler
Scott Gibson only the engine is by chrystler the siren is by bell phone company
The nerve of this guy running that Hemi with open exhaust and no mufflers....
Have you ever been to an automobile racetrack?? With 50 cars at full blast?? Would drown out this historic siren!🙁😔❗
Love it!
the power of siren blows that tree away
put on sound canceling stereo headphones and turn your computer to MAX volume for...half the effect!
Where is the 5.9 Cummins version?
Must be the only chrysler that's reliable
And that is only 1/4 of as loud and 1/2 as pitched as it can get.
18hp??? that has to be the horsepower for the starter motor...
Great video. Too bad he didn't get it up to full speed.
i wounder what the chopper looks like
Misprint in the description....horsepower output should be 180, not 18.
138 decibels right in their face but their ears are blown out
Chrysler not the loudest
It’s the P-50
150db
@@therailcat9790 that's not true
@@therailcat9790 it's 135 decibels
That hemi sounds nasty when he revs it up.!!!
The engine is louder than the siren
wow
Is that a Hemi?
I've heard and seen this many times
go to Fort Macartur in SoCal and you will here a victory siren and I think a 500AT or FS SD-10
Yes sadly I have 2 more chrysler to mark off the list, The one in rockford:gone. The one ontop of the city hall in kansas city:gone. Good news though! The one on the US army records center is still there! Im working with some people to get it taken down and restored!
crazywarriorman got anywhere with that one at the records center?
What about the one in Rochester NY? Is that one still there?
That would make a bitchin boat motor.
@vegaracechic24
Besides the Don Garlits museum being located in Ocala, E-One's located in Ocala, and they make fire apparatus to this day!
Record down to rotor stop.
I would stand in front holding ears closed to feel sound waves in chest.
Would love to hear that after a shot of nos....or perhaps a turbo
Grandpa using " Grandpa of Siren "
i love that motor
when the vtec kicks in
How do you know that?
That is WAY older then 1952. Gotta be late 30s
No, these were made from 1952 to 1957 when Chrysler released their first "hemi" engine. Technically this unit is considered the second design the earlier design from the 1940s used a straight 8 engine and had a seat that the operator would sit on while using the siren.
Imagine those who didn't read the newspaper that morning. Jesus
Hey, 150Spoke9, thanks for your response.
Oops, ya Missed some Of Them this Time! What's happening To You?
I know it doesn't change the definition, and I know this isn't a grammar class, but it still isn't exactly correct (except for titles--at least with the prominent words in a title). Why would you like to have a typing style like that?
138 decibels at 100 feet and idiots are just standing there with ears uncovered imagining they look something other than idiotic.
siren horn sound like a subaru impreza
It's just a Typing Style I use. In any Grammar or Vocabulary, the Capitalization of the beginning letters of the word does not change the definition by any means.
MaxxFordham, hopefully I have answered your question and to anyone who have the same question.
In fact, I've seen some other Individuals starting my type of Style Typing within the You Tube Community.
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Bet all the bull cows within an earshot got stiffies.
Only americans would use a V8 to power an air raid siren lmao
That sounds like a ship horn