Great video. Just a small note - C506, CLP12 and CLP9 have Leslie RS5T's. CLP9's horn was made in the late 2000's and is quite special because it was obtained as a new-old-stock horn from the United States. Had never been used.
We use some, if not ALL of these horns/whistles in the us as well! Took my by surprise when I first watched this. We even have the same crossing bells!
@@ryemtrains K12 would imply horn bells are mounted on a common manifold. The technically correct term for the setup on the GT-46-ACE locos is KS-1 & KS-2 because both horns are on separate individual manifolds. I wouldn't pay too much attention to the jargon though because the sound is indistinguishable.
No they’re from my mate Ethan, simply because I wanted CLF1 in this compilation, I was given full permission to use them though. Also says in description.
The K5UL-AU-LS sounds a lot like a raised letter K5LLA (American) (also, what is the grade/level crossing horn sequence there? For us (🇺🇸) it’s long long short long)
The crossing sequence in Australia is one horn of any length 400m from the crossing and one of any length right before the crossing. Friendly drivers will usually give more than required.
Australian crews seem so much more friendly than the ones I film here in the USA
You get half and half over here.
Some will blow the horn a million times, whereas others only a tiny toot when they need to
Great amount of horns, victoria has such a variety of trains and locos, and you've got some great shots and captures
Thank you
Great video. Just a small note - C506, CLP12 and CLP9 have Leslie RS5T's. CLP9's horn was made in the late 2000's and is quite special because it was obtained as a new-old-stock horn from the United States. Had never been used.
A wonderful collection of horns and whistles awsome video mate👍
We use some, if not ALL of these horns/whistles in the us as well! Took my by surprise when I first watched this.
We even have the same crossing bells!
A beautiful variety of horns and whistles from Australia. My favorites are the K5LA at 3:14, CLP9's horn and more. Thanks for the variety.
its good to see class 80 in service!
2:57
at 1:01 it will always seem weird to see a freight train on skyrail
Leslie RS5T is my favourite train horn
I just realized how similar AU railroads are to the US
Also with UK crossing railroads
Very professional Ryland
Thank you Harry
10:45 voice crack
Some Of the P5s Sound Like Metra P5s! Also Great Video!
Thanks!
Same i live in chicago and naturally love the sound of the Nathan P5
I’ve got to put on a K5UL on a BNSF SD70Ace
3:09 shave and a haircut
10:45 Is my favorite
@@i-Love-steam-trains hehe me too
1:16 in the us some people consider those units E9 or e8 Australia, Australia calls their E9 different
We call them S class, GM1/GM12 class, 42 class, 421 class or our double ended B class.
Wow I had no Idea Australias trains has American like horns
I think I'm biased, but the vr 5 chime is the best steam whistle ever.
10:43 definitely a s5t/rs5t
One time comeng i think 635m (ik its an alstom) blew an rvb loudly at me
0:04
the "K5LA" is actually classed as a K5LAR24 because bells 2 and 4 are reversed and also we don't have any nathan K2s in australia, only K12s.
I was told by multiple people that GT-46 ACe locomotives have Nathan K2 horns
@@ryemtrains K12 would imply horn bells are mounted on a common manifold. The technically correct term for the setup on the GT-46-ACE locos is KS-1 & KS-2 because both horns are on separate individual manifolds. I wouldn't pay too much attention to the jargon though because the sound is indistinguishable.
Are the videos at 1:02 and 1:03 your own?
No they’re from my mate Ethan, simply because I wanted CLF1 in this compilation, I was given full permission to use them though. Also says in description.
@@ryemtrains ok
Wait who put that K5LA on XR551 at 3:14?
@@OfficialSEIC2K6Not sure, 551’s had it for a little while now
@@OfficialSEIC2K6sounds like a NS K5LA
Can you get an pacific national Mr class in central west nsw pls
Can you a slow get all Sidney sets including the k set before it retires pls
I'll certainly try my best but I don't live in NSW...
What do you film with?
@@TomDavies-f6d Currently a Panasonic v180k, but earlier in 2023 with a Canon Powershot sx70 hs
I see you used my thumbnail as inspiration ;)
🤔🤔😉
The K5UL-AU-LS sounds a lot like a raised letter K5LLA (American) (also, what is the grade/level crossing horn sequence there? For us (🇺🇸) it’s long long short long)
The K5UL-AU-LS also kinda sounds like a Nathan P7X
The crossing sequence in Australia is one horn of any length 400m from the crossing and one of any length right before the crossing. Friendly drivers will usually give more than required.
@@ryemtrains nice
We also don’t do horn sequences in Australia anymore there’s like only 1 level crossing in the country that still requires a sequence
For Australia the sequence is short also long long short long and the post to show it has thick lines for long and thin lines for short
10:26 erie doppelganger
I wish the US of A can use these
They do
Damn the K5UL-AU-LS sounds super good and very similar to a K5LLA. Also way better than the shitty K5CA-LS in canada.
So true
Didn't know Australia also had bells on there trains
Me neither and I’m Australian
What does the fouled mean
it means its missing a note
It's got a pair of socks shoved in it.
@@WeldinMike27lol
By far P5