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Lovely sounds! You should take a listen to some Soviet ER2 trains sometimes. Those are the sounds I'm so used to and which sound quite interesting. No fancy electronic controls there, just raw power. They remind me of a few DC trains of Japan as well.

T5 is the exact Dr. Yellow I saw just right after they announced it’s retiring. I’m very sad these trains are about to retire but at least they lasted a little while longer than 20 years and T5 will last another couple years.

The asynchronous modulation in Type 1 seems to change according to the output of VVVF.

ドクターイエローも収録とは… お疲れ様です‼︎

How in the what? Where'd you get access to the Doctor Yellow train? 🤔

What is max RPM on the motors on these?

Those induction motored models remember me of the 2000 and 3000 Series from Brazil.

LRTA CLASS 14000 CRRC SIEMENS BOMBARDIER MITRAC 5TH GENERATION TRAIN Stock Type: Light rail vehicle In service: TBA Constructed: TBA Floor height: 0.9 m (2 ft 11+7⁄16 in) Platform height: 0.69 m (2 ft 3+11⁄64 in) Doors: 5 sets of 1.3 m (51 in) double-leaf plug doors per side Train Length: 59.59-89.37 m (195 ft 6+1⁄16 in - 293 ft 2+1⁄2 in) Car Length: 29.79 m (97 ft 8+53⁄64 in) Width: 2.5 m (8 ft 2+27⁄64 in) Height: 3,525 mm (11 ft 6+25⁄32 in) Acceleration: 1.0 m/s2 (3.28 ft/s2) Deceleration: 1.3 m/s2 (4.27 ft/s2) (service) & 2.08 m/s2 (6.82 ft/s2) (emergency) Auxiliaries: Static converter HVAC: Roof-mounted duct-type air conditioning LED Destination Boards: 3 Electric system(s): 750 V DC overhead catenary Current collector(s): Schunk single-arm pantograph UIC classification: Bo′+2′+2′+Bo′ Bogies: Inside-frame type Seating: Longitudinal Track gauge: 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge Number built 168 vehicles (56 sets, initially 3-car sets) Trainsets: 56 Articulated Sections: 3 Similar To 1000 Class Formation: 3 cars per trainset Fleet Numbers: 14001-14068 Capacity: 748-1,122 passengers (162-243 seats) Traction System: (Bombardier MITRAC 1508C IGBT-VVVF) Speed: 60Kph Bogies: 2 Jacob Bogies: 2 Gangways: 2 Pantograph: 1 Axle: 8 Seats: 13 Wheel Chair Sign: 2 Handrails Doors: 16 Handrail Ceilings: 18 Handrail Handles: 108 Interior Route Maps: 2 Car Body Construction: Stainless Steel Exterior Rectangle Red Lights: 10 Interior Circle Yellow Lights: 10 DOTR & LRTA Logos Exteriors: 4 DOTR & LRTA Logos Front & Rear: 2 Border Lines Color: Red Build At China Manufacturer: CRRC Siemens Bombardier Depot: Baclaran & Zapote Lines Served: LRT Line 1 Coupling System: Semi-Permanent Operators: Light Rail Manila Corporation Power Output: 1.31 MW (1,760 hp) (3-car train) Wheelbase: 1.9 m (6 ft 3 in) (motor bogies) & 1.8 m (5 ft 11 in) (trailer bogies) Wheel Diameter: 660 mm (25+63⁄64 in) (new)

how do you do this, and how can i make it sound normal again? this is great!

Please recorded motor traction sound of metro cars in my country like in CDMX Guadalajara and MTY please

I wish I could ride one of these but I can’t but I can still ride br 182 or obb 1116 they sounds like n1000

Hey I don’t know if you do request or not but I would love for you to do M7 or the M9 from the LIRR

Anyone know why these trains have that higher pitch at 13 seconds for a short time?

Next time your in the uk do the Edinburgh trams

一つ質問したいことがあります。tipe2と3はユニポーラ領域(特に同期モードに切り替わる直前)にキャリア周波数を中心とした2つのスペクトルがはっきり現れているように見えますが、tipe1は特に同期モードに切り替わる直前、そのキャリア周波数中心のスペクトルが少なくなっているように見えます。これは設定の違いによるものでしょうか?それとも録音環境やそれ以外の要因によるものでしょうか?長文失礼しました。

Please do Marta Cq312

待ってました！！ありがとうございます！

Nice record, nice video👍

Sounds like the WMATA 1000 series

Hey, what system do you use to determine the pulse modes? i can't seem to do it on my own.

this is so beyond cool- because i've lived in dc all my life i actually predicted the way the braking would sound- it made me so happy. the randomest things cheer me up lol

can we get FGV 3900 one? as well 4300, why? i need it for BVE sounds as we are doing some projects with trains and importing them to minecraft and we cannot find any proper sound

0:08 this is parkchester east 177 street

@ebaraexpress7260 nice capture. Can you please tell me where in the train you sat and which type of device you used? and where exactly did you place the device? Thank you very much :)

Where do you put the recorder?

singapore?

This is Times Square 42nd Street

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Very good!! Do you want to make the GTO version?

SOUNDS LIKE LRTA 14000 Class CRRC Siemens

Can you get one for the CTA 7000 series too?

0:15 sounds sort of like the direct self control that some german locomotives use (class 101 and 145 come to mind)

This sounds kinda funny 😄

Not them trying to copy the R188

Matches R142a R188 and R143

Similar cptm 3000 series sound

1:01 This is 161st Street - Yankee Stadium Transfer is available to the (B) & (D) trains Transfer is available to the Bx12 Select Bus Service

why tf does this video hae a dc offset at the start

very interesting to see the unipolar/dipolar methods of control outside of japan, never knew of any overseas example

I stumbled across this and have no idea how or why. and I have no idea what's happening lol

Can you do WMATA 7000 series next?

Please do ice3

Thank you for all your videos (and especially for the detailed explanations that accompany each one). I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds these noises interesting. Philadelphia is my home town and I spent a lot of time riding these to and from college. I always wondered why they did not have the very obvious ramping noises like the NYC M7s despite also having Mitsubishi propulsion.

Why is bipolar modulation used if unipolar modulation is generally superior in performance/efficiency?

Could youmake a video with the CPTM 2500 and 9500 series? Thanks 🙏🏻🙇🏻‍♂️❤

How did you make the inductor recorder? I want to get my hands on one of them.

What a beautiful sound! 😪

How did u do this?

could you do the kawasaki b-iv used in philadelphia?

1:17-1:19