GT46PAC / WDP4 20057 16-710G3B V16 Engine sounds !!!

Here's one of the videos where the sounds of a WDP4 are heard after getting coupled to its rake , listen to the V16 engine sounds after coupling is finished !!! This is the moment when all people get interested to see what is happening and we railfans (especially EMD) get interested in listening to those sounds it makes :) :) sounds which make you go crazy :) :) Always wanting to say " ONE MORE TIME " .... Enjoy :) :)
Locomotive : KJM WDP4 #20057
Train : 17307 Basava express
Location : Yesvantapur (YPR)
Camera : Canon Powershot SX30 IS

[@JishyFishy4106]

One speciality of this particular loco - it once hauled the Pothigai Express from MS to SCT..

[@murlimanoharkashyap5806]

what a sound yaar
like a jet engine

[@srivenkatvidyasubramanian6348]

Basava express was hauled by EMD from Mysore itself. No loco change @ YPR

[@mm1991scp]

wow..! the turbo sounds r awesome..!! luv EMD s.. nice capture..

[@karthikkumarcse]

superb sounds.... post more like this!

[@balajimannar2007258090]

awesome music to ears. superb.

[@AnirudhJolly]

superb video and sounds of EMD

[@abhisheksavant4307]

Thanks :) I was in search of video like this for ages.

[@amitsingh30]

jet is ready for takeoff

[@arpanwcam3]

nice wdp4 sound.this aircraftand bell sound made me wdp4 fan :)

[@arpanwcam3]

superb sound

[@TheSouthernRailways]

I just loved the Sounds :)

[@roshansrihari58]

This video is just too good!!

[@rainbow30000]

Nice sounds :D Nice video :)

[@UditPandyaIRZealot]

awesome !

[@srivenkatvidyasubramanian6348]

GT46PAC and GT46MAC are based on another EMD locomotive, SD70MAC

[@arpanwcam3]

best video ever

[@rishabhbais2321]

now that's called awesome!

[@JishyFishy4106]

EMD couples with Basava at Mysore itself ryt? How come is this Yeswantpur??

[@blowemall]

Awesome, although I would have loved to see the train take off.........great vid nonetheless!

[@roshansrihari58]

Epic sounds by the dippy4.Why do the LPs notch up like that after getting coupled to a formation? I have seen this everywhere.

[@vvenky1991]

This notch-up is not done by the LP. When the isolation switch is in the 'ISOLATE' position (as in this case), the loco will not respond to the throttle control. Instead it is controlled by the ECU. By default it is maintained at idle. But during some scenarios (air compressor operation / low engine temperature / turbo cool down cycle ) the ECU increases the engine speed automatically to compensate. Sorry to bump into an old comment.

[@thisischetan]

@@vvenky1991 you should be a loco pilot now.

[@sivakumarscorpio]

EMD ki Jai... :)