@@scytheyt4051 nah I agree, they used to scare me too, even though an engine just going past you isn't the problem. Sometimes too loud scares you bc it seem like somethin goin wrong.
@@railfannerjs6308 it used to scare me going past me cause while I was listening to my calm M3A’s, M7A’s and M8’s out of actually no where a P32 would come behind me without honking the horn and skip Harlem 125 St but they would honk it half way to the platform aka where I was
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Great video of diesel locomotive sounds as its idling. These engines are really loud when they're idling in Grand Central Station
no they are not.
@@kayjoe7237yes they are
The trains are too loud & that when the engine comes near me, I have to cover my ears!
Suggestion when you heat the P32 Engine coming make sure you have headphones or earbuds in it’ll help a lot
@@scytheyt4051 nah I agree, they used to scare me too, even though an engine just going past you isn't the problem. Sometimes too loud scares you bc it seem like somethin goin wrong.
@@railfannerjs6308 it used to scare me going past me cause while I was listening to my calm M3A’s, M7A’s and M8’s out of actually no where a P32 would come behind me without honking the horn and skip Harlem 125 St but they would honk it half way to the platform aka where I was
weakling
It’s very tricky to hear the AC motor when the locomotive is in diesel mode.
This isn't even the hvac!