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- In this next route learning video, we take an East Midlands Trains HST on a Sheffield to London service between Bedford and London St Pancras, calling at Luton Airport Parkway along the way.
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Excellent video! We do recommend enabling 'EFX' in your Audio settings though to ensure the in-cab sounds are as they should be. When not enabled, the motors are too loud in the cab as shown here.
Keep up the great work though!
Thanks for the comment, AP! I didn't realise that with the EFX, but will turn it on for the future. It was originally turned off due to sound problems with a certain train, and I've just never remembered to turn it back on.
Thanks again. I do love your products, and make sure to feature them regularly on this channel so others can get to enjoy them, and hopefully purchase a copy for themselves. :)
Very kind of you that is too :). Thank you!
PTGRail I love your visa and how do you make custom created scenarios
@@ArmstrongPowerhouse Can you please make the 220/221/222 pack compatible with the 2019 updates
And why cant u use the xbox controller with it as that is what I use to play train simulator 2020
I drive class 43 for East Midlands trains and this AP sound pack is very good.
Only thing i notice is the delay between pushing notch and hearing the reaction is a little long.
Great video PGT.
Fabulous video are you planning to do more videos in the future to be honest your channel is the best one because you explain everything including stations speeds etc.
If you are doing any more suggestion Manchester airport to Edinburgh
Look forward to hearing from you
Paul in Orpington Kent
Its cool to see that British Videogame makers are making these routes because i enjoy watching them and i think you are an amazing conductor. I see that there are more Chinese routes coming online and in the next several years i hope to see alot more of these. Its sad the rest of Europe and Japan doesn't have many of their real routes. There is so much train construction going on in the wolr in 10 years it will be interesting to see if Turkey and India (witch has many routes on youtube but they are horribly done) make many new amazing routes.
I've started my own Route Learning series because i enjoy watching this on your channel
Hey mate. Just wanted to mention, Thameslink sent their 387s to Great Northern, and also there is a 700 slowly being developed for the game by Superalbs (which is incredible).
I was quite ashamed that of the three packs, the VP185 HST Pack from AP is the most inaccurate. It's the best engine of the three and got such a poor representation and can hardly be used thanks to such little coverage of the MML in the game
Na it's a good engine but talents is better
Hi mate.great video pal.the class 43 is one of my favourite tractions as is the deltic class 55.your videos are so detailed of what the traction your driving at the time and location plus signals are spot on. The best vids of yours I like the most is the class 142's 43's 37's and 156.dont get me wrong I love all your videos but these I like most of all.great job mate and looking forward to more
Another great video as always Peter. Thanks for a nice smooth journey
Good work... I like listening to your Videos when building my scenarios.
On the VP185's, when placing the power on Notch 1 there's no sound to the engine. The engine revs and produces it's noise from Notch 2 onwards. Please kindly explain. Thanks.
+Miguel Sanchez-Monge
well, in real life the would be a slight gargle to the engine but the rpms wont rise because in notch 1 the engine just spins the generator but doesn't produce enough power to get the train moving at any kinda speed. so in N 2- N 5 the engine will then rev progressively to give more power. so basicly the engine gargles due to the extra load :) So its basicly using the engine's ide momentum to produce a small amount of amount of power. (Like the Shunt setting on an EMU). hope this helps... feel free to get back to me if you have any other questions regarding trains :) p.s. please check out my channel for more train sim and train vids :) Have a great day and i really hope this helps you out :) Regards, Clifford :)
+ Matthew Gorres
Yh, it basically uses the engines idle speed to give a "shunt" level of amps from the generator :) hope this helps :) Have a great day :) ,Clifford :)
Clifford Roe
Understood.
As for example, on the Armstrong Powerhouse VP185 Enhancement pack, placing Notch 1 the sound remains the same as in idle only the amps increase slightly and the train begins to move. Only on Notch 2 or above, you have a hump or gargle sound then a 10 second delay followed by the growl of the engine applying power. Is this correct or is it different in real life?
Thanks.
not to sure why, but it is defently realistic. It only happens on Vp185's but no idea why :)
Hope this helps, have a great day, Cliff :)
Notch 1 is purely using the idle power of the engine to generate power for the traction motors (as with a big engine there's a lot even at low RPM). Somewhat like the tickover on a diesel car when you put it into first - the RPM is the same as idle - if you don't apply accelerator but there's still enough power to move at a slow speed.
31:13 is the bridge I always go to whenever I go to town to take pictures or to just wave at drivers. And also St Albans is my city.
England is my city.
Same
Same
Great work. I've always enjoyed watching your videos, especially when you use the HST it is one of my favourite trains
198 hst power cars where built with 3 being scrapped due to accident damage.
Fantastic video of such a fantastic locomotive
brilliant video very educational train ride very smooth journey PTW
Very nice video.
Great work.. i've actually failed this senario the past couple of times as i arrive just over a minute late. But I enjoy it all the same :-)
I think his voice is much better now
43075 was the last HST I travelled on (:
The 7:55 doesn’t stop at Bedford. No east mids peak time services do going south
He was only stopped because the in game route ends there
Wo will that many likes & no dislikes ur a legend
But me and my father will go bye east midland class 222 to ST Pancras I can’t wait
Please may you do a route learning on the Chiltern mainline from London Marylebone to Birmingham moor street
What track upgrade are you using?
Say PTG Rail, where do you get all the real timetables for your journeys?
NightVeil I
Never been on a HST
I have but only gwr
Fantastic video!
Question, PTGRail: I'm interested in the Trainworks upgrade packs myself, but I am concerned by rumors I've heard that said packs tend to break existing scenarios on the routes they are applied to. If that is true then I will likely not bother as having working scenarios is more important to me than the visual upgrade. Is there truth to these rumors and if so is there any fix for scenarios that are broken by the upgrades?
sirrliv I have the upgrades and apart from a minuscule drop in FPS the scenarios all still work for me.
Been really enjoying watching these videos, they have re-ignited my enjoyment of train sim 2017. Need to get some new routes as well. Which of these 3 would you recommend out of North London route, Liverpool-Manchester or Midland Mail Line London-Bedford please, can't afford to get all 3 in one go ? I enjoy mostly UK routes, both local with lots of stops as well as the express routes with less frequent stops using hst trains. Would like to get the Class 390 train as well but can't see many routes/scenarios that use it to warrant the purchase. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to make and upload these videos :)
Well the North London Line is stopping-services only, and the fastest you’ll go is 45 mph, the Liverpool-Manchester route is stopping and regional semi-fast services, and the Midland Main Line is both stopping and express passenger. All of those routes are fairly short and linear, but if you own the Brighton Mainline and South London Network routes you can download Danny’s merged route from the workshop if you get the MML, and if you get the Liverpool-Manchester route, providing you also own the WCML Over Shap route, you can download the South Lancashire and North Cheshire route, which is set in the 1980s.
I really enjoy your videos, could you please tell me how you get your trainsim to look so good do you use nvidua inspector at all? If so any chance you can share your settings.Kind regards
If there was a job showing new drivers routes you could have a career.....great video
Top line speed is 125mph after leaving Bedford
no its not. between Bedford and London its 110
Campari anyone?
Midland Mainline speeds were increased recently, definitely some 125 sections around Loughborough also.
Bedford to London has many sections of 125mph on the fast lines
Where did you get the track enhancements?:) They look great:) Are they free to download?
Hi Pete, loving your videos very much. I was just wondering if you have tried Train Sim World?
St Pancras is far where I live
Can you make a pc spec vid pls :)
like train
nice
Hi pal when is your next video?
Hi there these videos are brilliant. Can you do a route that involves Leeds?
Nice
I'm good video mate
You have literally amazing voice for these videos. :D I believe you could work without any troubles in some radio broadcast. That would be amazing! :D
How do you get the 125 limit
East Midland trains Class 43
Hello PTGRail
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