Nathan K3LA Compilation!

Compilation of one of my Favorite Horns, the Nathan Airchime K3LA.
K - K Series Horn
3 - 3 Chimes (Trumpets)
L - Low Manifold
A - American (K3L is the Canadian Version, also Original Version of the Horn.)
Thanks for Watching and Enjoy!
Copyright 2020 Harris County Railfan

[@Cnw8701]

Wow, that first clip was beautiful!

[@KCDash4400cw]

Over here on UP territory that horn usually always means one thing: OLDER POWER COMING! SD70M's AC4400's Geep's and most Yard power!

[@SmithConductor]

I know all about it lol. Thanks for watching

[@NS_5350]

One of my favorite horns!

[@SmithConductor]

Me too, it’s a local Favorite

[@antoniostrains1861]

7:22 my favorite horn

[@Koenackman]

Gotta love Union Pacific trains. The best sound ever

[@Railfanner4823]

Nice video of the K3HL Horn Compilation my man. I love it friend.😎

[@DOMINICAAVIATION]

Great catch pal 👍

[@yourfellowpancake6335]

I like the raised letter K3LAs

[@PatrickBrady-uq4bk]

0:10 first clip location is that tower 26

[@SmithConductor]

Yes

[@frankym274]

Nice BNSF K3LA Horn Power

[@huronandeasternproductions9854]

Nice compilation!

[@Railfan9743]

Very nice!

[@El_Transportacoches_33]

At 0:09 until end of the sequence: Is normal that uses the two long horn, one short, and one long horn sequences even in diamond crossings?

[@joshthetrainfan]

I would think so yes

[@truckinman86]

I haven’t heard engineers use Horn Sequence at diamond crossings. Most likely there was a road crossing just out of frame before the video faded out.

[@RedArrow73]

. . . but no SEPTA Silverliner V's?

[@SmithConductor]

By the Grace of god I never touch Philadelphia

[@orcinus444]

mavis horn be like

[@T128Productions]

Except without the A in K3LA.

[@unionpacificrailfan783]

I subscribe you