New E-Bell | Railroad Crossing | 164 Street, Surrey, BC (Video 3)

[@LocoRails79]

Ooh, a High-Pitched Siemens E Bell! Nice!

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@TRM-1-v]

Nice High Catch

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@GstarEdmsTrainProductions]

Lucky replacement!

[@TheBCRailfan]

Certainly is!

[@freebrickproductions]

Nice video and crossing!

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@Surrey360]

Great catch

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@TNandTXRailfan]

Nice catch bro!

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@AndrewIsAwesome882]

Great video! When it comes to the Safetran Type 3, the high pitch version is very rare in Canada.

[@CoastalOCRailfan]

Good video and crossing!

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@ianmp1416]

I don't know, but if i would be in charge, i think i would have went with something else to make sure it doesn't die so quickly again lol, great video!

[@xxxman360]

You could probably add something to it to still use the same bell while protecting it better, like perhaps some waterproof tape.

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks! It does seem like the high tone ones last longer, as the softer tone with the high tone ones wear less on the speaker compared to the low tone ones.

[@MobileRailSpotterRxR]

Great video & crossing! Like the high pitch Safetran Type 3/Siemens E-Bell they installed here and high tone. I wish SACRT would install the high tone versions of the high pitch modal instead of the low tone.

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks! SACRT should definitely install the louder tone ones.

[@AndrewIsAwesome882]

@@TheBCRailfan I wish BNSF & Union Pacific would do the same, I agree with you and @MobileRailSpotterRxR

[@ValleySubRailfan4643]

The amount of time it took to lower the gate, good God

[@o_l_w]

Yup that’s how CN likes it

[@xxxman360]

In Canada the requirement says it requires at least 22 seconds, but it never says there's anything wrong with longer!

[@WestCoastRailroadProductions]

Great video & crossing!

[@TheBCRailfan]

Thanks!

[@RailfanTommy]

72nd street flashbacks

[@AndrewIsAwesome882]

CN railroad crossings rarely use the high tone ones but commonly use the low tone ones. High Pitch or Low Pitch, which one do you think is better?