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Met Police Siren (Redtronic) 1.0

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By Double Doppler

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Suggestions? Forum topic:

Common Met Police siren fitted to most Ford Transit Station Vans & IRVs, many ARVs &

Unmarked Vehicles and some Traffic Units. Typically heard on a late Friday night.

Also used by the PSNI on their escort motorbikes.

You get two choices:

- ARV (WAIL/YELP/PHASER. This is the setup that the ARVs & Unmarked Units use.)

- Standard (WAIL/YELP/HILO. Used by the Police Vans & Traffic Units.)

Both versions include a bullhorn.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNjq2QLwUd4
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Chief of Police

Harper

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Living next to the A27 (other side of a hedge), I hear sirens at least five times each day.

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anthonylowrey

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I work at Bognor Regis police station and its quite a common one :)

Living next to the A27 (other side of a hedge), I hear sirens at least five times each day.

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Ash992478

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Living next to the A27 (other side of a hedge), I hear sirens at least five times each day.

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Hullian111

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I believe this is about as close as we can get to a Garda siren. Lower the pitch of the Yelp, and it'll be a common Garda siren.

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