Australian Train Horn Compilation! 200 Subscriber Special, 2019-2021!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to my channel to get me 200 subs, you are all legends! This is a special video of all of my best horn recordings from November 2019 to June 2021, including the ones from my previous horn video! This is technically an updated video, however it contains many new clips, so it is definately worth a watch! Many different types of horns found on trains in South Australia and Victoria are featured, with manufacturers such as Leslie, Kockum, Nathan, RVB, WABCo and others!
The horns seen in this video are:
Leslie S3L, S5T and RS5T
Nathan K2, K5L, K5UL-AU-LS and P5
Kockum MKT-75 (the voice of a NR)
RVB "Hurricane" 3 and 5 chimes
WABCo A+B horn (SAR airhorn)
This video also includes the Adelaide Metro 3000/3100 series two chime horn, as well as European-like two tone horns such as the CSR class's high tone horns horn, VLocity high tone horn and the Siemens set low tone horn.
NOTE: If you want to use these recordings for your own use, be sure to ask me in the comments and I will consider your request so long as you credit VT29steamtrain and do not make any profit off it what so ever.
0:08 It sounds like a tinny Prime 990. 5:30 I couldn’t help but smile when I saw that Red Hen (from Trainz Simulator).
Never heard of a tinny prime 990. I also like the red hen 🟥 🐔
The Leslie S3L, S5T and RS5T and
Nathan K2, K5L, K5UL-AU-LS and P5 are my favourite
Cheers!
@@VT29steamtrain who did the K5L?
@@GoldM4official VR M231
@@VT29steamtrain cool to see you guys have similar horns to us North Americans!
The K5UL-AU-LS has got to be the loudest horn in Australia.
Leslie 5 chimes are louder. Unfortunately they’re all fed with small air hoses here so you’ll never hear one at full power.
And the Ghan I like the train horns off all the trains you have on your videos
2:51 that horn is just beautiful
A lot for American air horn, cool. I love Australian's railway because it is a mix between American and British railway trends.
Yeah, it started off as very colonial because most of the early engineers of each state's railway came from either Englan, Scotland or Ireland however as time went on Australian railways, particularly the SAR gained American influence from an American commisioner by the same of William Webb in the 1920s. After he introduced American style locos and rollingstock to the SAR, other states gained inspiration for their own railways. From that, it has just progressed with a decent mix of US and UK which makes up our railways.
@@VT29steamtrain William Webb I think is from the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway?
@@LukeLovesTrains-Mr.RailYard correct
My favorite ones here are the Adelaide Metro's K2, the RVB's, the S3L, the RS5Ts and S5Ts starting at 0:58, K3LA, Nathan P-horns, the K5UL-AU-LS, and quite a few of the MKT-75s, especially on NR75 and the NR-class at 3:24, NR98, and the WABCo AA2 on railcar 257.
Good choices, I prefer the S5T's and RS5T's myself, however I wish Nathan M5's were more common in Australia, since they are only on the NSWGR 40 class, which I have not seen yet.
@@VT29steamtrain I do love a well-tuned M5 as well
I did not know the Metro's used a K2.
I would say my favourite's are 1:24 , 1:26 and 3:00 to 3:10 and lucky last 3:11 to 3:18
Oh NOW British transport companies move to American/Australian soil.
1:26
Not exactly, Freightliner no longer operates in Australia and the locos are now owned by One Rail (formerly Genesee and Wyoming) but retain the old liveries still.
Uh.
Name a railway that used the EMD GP50.
@@progenlol Burlington northern
@@VT29steamtrain Name another railway that uses the K5LA, amtrak is taken
My personal favourite is WABCO AA-2
Bruh the Comeng even responded to the V/Locity's horn
Great video! My most favourite horns would be the C44ACI's K5UL-AU-LS and the FQ/V horns. The Leslie S5T are good sounding horns but are a little bit quiet when not used on full blast.
You caught the great Southern in one of your videos😮😮
Pulling a freight train
In my opinion NR75 has the best sounding horn out of all the NRs. Awesome compilation too and congrats on 200 subs (230 now!)
I'd say NR109 does personally! Also, thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I think NR49
Headed down to Australia to visit my gf in August (im from the US) cool that ya'll use some American train horns
Make sure to visit NRM in port adelaide, especially on a day when im driving steam there
I heard a horn from the whistle compilation at newport workshops and it was at the start of the VR 5 chime bit
Good listening
1:44 k2 (country) needs to be the loudest Australian horn there is
Tbh I would say the K5UL-AU-LS is
@@VT29steamtrain oh yeah forgot about that one, I usually hear k2 (country) around Parafield but the k5UL-AU-LS did scare me almost to death one time
I used to get confused with K5UL and K5LA, they are so different though. BTW I like the rs3l and a+b
The K5LA is the American version and the K5UL is the low clearance and quieter Aussie version
1:31 I don't think that's a K5L. Sounds more like a Nathan P5A with a mixed casting.
Nice video!
gotta love those k5ul's
Finally someone else who likes them!
@@VT29steamtrain there a nice horn, I believe their based on the nr class horn or the kockums mkt-75
I believe you are thinking of the C44aci. Their design is based off of the NR class. Look up Pacific National 93 class or Pacific national 9304. Without looking at the number, you would guess it to be an NR class!
They are referring to the horn. The Nathan K5UL-AU-LS’ tuning is loosely based off the Kockum Sonics MKT-75 5 chimes fitted to the NR’s. This tuning request was made by UGL Goninan. There were 2 prototype K5UL-AU-LS made before production.
Nice video, I was wondering if I could use the horn sound @4:20 in a game I’m working on
Yes
2:19 can I buy one of these horns somewhere? It sounds ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.
I don't know exactly where you could buy one sorry. I haven't seen any online for sale.
From Nathan themselves
K5LAs are pretty common to get here in the USA.
Pacific national 8050's horn is never blown fully, if they blow the horn it's always the high two notes, unlike G530's horn. do u know why?
Unsure mate, maybe it doesn't have enough air blown to it or its clogged
@@VT29steamtrain and also did you know they use the k5ul in America? The railway it's used on is called CTrail
Great also 1:26 nice p5 also what is it hauling?
I like 0:27 - 0:37, 0:45, 0:49, 0:58, 1:12 - 1:13, 1:20 has pretty nice european-like horn, 1:26 - 1:29, 1:44 - 2:03, 2:06, 2:11, 2:27, 2:51, 3:06 and 4:07
Sorry for the edits. WHATS AT 1:29?
Thank you
The 8050? It’s hauling the Ghan on some thing I don’t know much about
@@Planetrainguy WHAT HAULING THE GHAN??? THATS RARE!
@@GoldM4official i know!!!! it has the same rareness as all four Ghan locos on one freight
@@Planetrainguy actually he uploaded a video 7 months ago about ‘chasing the ghan with alco 8050’ so yes it is the ghan
1:53 That’s no Nathan K2 I’ve ever heard.
why was the first 3000 beeping like crazy?
Hornshow, I waved to the driver.
@@VT29steamtrain dang you got some luck mate!
I really like when the 4000 class railcars blow both horn tones but I need more 3000 class horn action
@@RailsOfTheSouth yeah the 4000 class is pretty easy to get a horn show out of, I’ve only got a few 3000 class horns
The RVB Hurricane sounds like a Japanese train for some reason..
Sorry but I am unsure of what horns JNR locomotives use. I believe they are shop-built. RVB horns were only ever released to the Australian market.
The k2 sounds like a nathan k3ha
However, it only has two chimes, hence it is most likely a K2.
The first horn sounds like a Leslie RS3K
As far as I know it's a two chime, single and together can be operated
Great video
Thanks
Do you know What notes do the Adelaide metro 3000 series have on their horns?
Not sure sorry. They are two chimes though
So the Australian still used the f3 and F7?
Nope, no F3's or F7's in this video. What you're seing are ex Commonwealth Railways streamliners, either GM class locomotives or CL class locomotives
not really, they're our own locally built locos, derived from the EMD F units but extensively improved and modified for Australian conditions
I'm shocked to see an RDC on Australian rails.
Comrails imported 3 RDCs and the NSW railways had 5 modified ones built by Comeng
the Outro should have featured a horn! 😂
Fair point but I only change it once a year!
@@VT29steamtrain haha that’s cool!
What’s a K5UL and MKT-75?
A type of horn!
@@Planetrainguy I mean what arrangements do the have?
Idk!
K5UL-AU-LS Is Australian K5UL. Ctrail uses the K5UL and MKT75 is a horn designed for the UGL NR class
@@GoldM4official Are these horns only from Australia?
i like C44aci K5UL-AU-LS
Same :)
Who doesn't?
1:21 who did the K3LA?
Rail Grinder MMY529
@@VT29steamtrain 529?
@@lalanthiperera7141 my bad
One word.
*honk*
What is the honking pattern in Australia?
The SAR used long short long for crossings, one toot for forwards followed by a second right of way blast, then two toots (sometimes 3 depending on the driver) is used for reverse. Heritage railways still use these whistle patterns but on the mainline these days anything goes as there isnt a honking pattern that need to be followed
Nowadays it’s just blow the horn for a few secs that’s all that’s needed
@@VT29steamtrain Ahhh. gotcha
Who Honk The K3LA 1:21
LORAM Rail Grinder
@@VT29steamtrainAlso In 1:44 K2 Sounds Like Natural USA
👍👍👍👍👍💪💪😎
:D
American horns