In France the Eurostar 374 only have 25kV sound, quite simply because the conventional lines at Paris Gare du Nord are under 25kV. The 1500V DC is at the Gare du Sud in Paris. After for me, the ICE is the "screaming train".
There is no difference in the VFD when using different overhead power. But there are limitations to how much power the train can draw when under 1.5kV and 3kV. So the train has to accelerate slower with less power, and that is why the waveform is different. Under 25kV the train can draw full power at any given time. Similar would be a car if you only press the accelerator pedal 1/4, 1/2 or fully, the engine would make different sounds.
I didn't know that the Class 374 has 4 (3) different sounds. At the beginning I thought it only had two different sounds (1500V from the Netherlands and 25000V from LGV, HS1 and more), but I was wrong
For some reason, I intensely dislike the sound it makes under almost all systems, apart from 25kV AC. Maybe that's just because we have the same electrification system here in Spain for our LAV lines. Greetings from Madrid, Spain!
Perhaps you could do Thameslink Class 700, South Western Railway Class 707 and Great Northern Class 717 Desiro City. The Class 374 E320 sounds like a siren or a motorbike. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_373 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_374 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_700 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_707 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_717
![[Sound] Class 374 | Eurostar e320 | Siemens Velaro | Brussels - London (10.2019)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Cnh2Eh4TPXU/mqdefault.jpg)
In France the Eurostar 374 only have 25kV sound, quite simply because the conventional lines at Paris Gare du Nord are under 25kV.
The 1500V DC is at the Gare du Sud in Paris.
After for me, the ICE is the "screaming train".
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There is no difference in the VFD when using different overhead power. But there are limitations to how much power the train can draw when under 1.5kV and 3kV. So the train has to accelerate slower with less power, and that is why the waveform is different. Under 25kV the train can draw full power at any given time.
Similar would be a car if you only press the accelerator pedal 1/4, 1/2 or fully, the engine would make different sounds.
They alll sound like a evs2 siemens on the russian high pseed rail, that is actually used on the route from Moscow to st. Pittersburg.
For a new train. There acceleration sound is actually very loud
I didn't know that the Class 374 has 4 (3) different sounds. At the beginning I thought it only had two different sounds (1500V from the Netherlands and 25000V from LGV, HS1 and more), but I was wrong
I thought it had two sounds too. I realized these difference just before my trip to Benelux.
The netherlands uses 2 diffrent systems one for the standard dutch trains and an one for the dutch HSL Zuid.
Great video. ☺️
I love this
the 2.5kv is the best one
It’s the classic electrification type for the Class 374 or the E320.
2.5kV AC Sounds Like A Screaming Elephant.
Also worth noting that it sounds like China's CR400BF train whose manufacturer built CRH 3C and 380B Velaro trains
Legendary.
For some reason, I intensely dislike the sound it makes under almost all systems, apart from 25kV AC. Maybe that's just because we have the same electrification system here in Spain for our LAV lines. Greetings from Madrid, Spain!
Als ICE Gefällt er mir am meisten.
I think this train has split personality disorder
Amazing recording, may I use parts of it for a Train Simulator Classic soundmod? I'll credit you of course
Yes! Enjoy editing.
@@SepianSound Thanks!
@@mittenpulstaktung what bout the Velaro D for TSW? Folezz said you're making the sound for it, how's it going so far?
@@Myron0117 It's done, he uploaded a preview ages ago. I just ported the TSC soundmod that was already out there, with permission ofc
@@mittenpulstaktung yeah I know about that but I mean like not only the inside traction motor sound but also stuff like door beeping or idk what
DC 3KV
DC 1.5KV
AC 1.5KV
AC 2.5KV
Perhaps you could do Thameslink Class 700, South Western Railway Class 707 and Great Northern Class 717 Desiro City. The Class 374 E320 sounds like a siren or a motorbike.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_373
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_374
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_700
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_707
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_717
smiling train?!?!
電流によって微妙に違いますね。
Spammed like hell. Can't get any faster than that.