WHISTLES single chime from the SS Frank Rockefeller 2:22 Lunkenheimer 3-chime 4:31 unknown 5-chime 5:06 12-inch diameter Crosby 3-chime 6:19 Hancock long bell 3 chime 7:45 unknown 12-inch diameter 3-chime 8:36 Sinker Davis 9:00 unknown 3-chime 9:26 Powell 3-chime 10:08 unknown single chime 11:31 4-inch diameter Sinker Davis 11:55 Gong 12:10 unknown chime whistle 13:07 if there's any more information on these whistles, please let me know!
@@Sipex6484 Trust me, I know about the community. I wanna get my first air raid siren at some point, but I've still got a pretty decent collection of air horns and an old fire alarm.
I want to rig up a system in the bed of my pick up and have one of the big whistles in it. Imagine how fast people and cars would move out of your way😂
6:40 - sounds like SP 4449 in the late 1990s 7:55 - sounds like NKP 765 secondary whistle from the early 1990s 9:03 - sounds like N&W 611 in the mid 1990s 11:35 - sounds like N&W 1218
try comparing English steam whistles to any of these! the one at 12:07 would make the Brit's shit themselves when they hear one of those! No mean to disrespect any people in the UK it's just that your whistles are not very impressive compared to these.
Britain’s whistles have tune to them and that sounds like a drying machine that caught on fire and is farting out helium and burning down 12 houses in the progress
I once worked a lumber co.That I believed had a whistle of a steam locomotive.They use it to let every body to go to breaks and lunch and go home.It name was edward wood products in marsvile n.c.
That whistle at 8:38, -if you switch steam for compressed air, how much pressure would you need? Not to sound like a math teacher; its just that I've written a story that has the main character installing almost such a whistle on a diesel-powered assault car, its pressure source derived from an onboard compressor, and I'd just like to know if it'd be feasible, (despite this being a fictitious account).
But that would be more inefficient because you have to burn fuel to heat the water. Might as well cut out the middleman and burn that fuel in the engine like we do now.
Alex the Railfanning Redneck™ they probably had whistlise like this if you where a 130foot long train wouldn't you want a loud whistle so every one for miles around know your coming
try comparing English steam whistles to any of these! the one at 12:07 Makes The US, UK, and Canada Jump. the New whistle on titanic 2 would make the Thai People shit themselves when they hear The New Titanic Whistle! No mean to disrespect any people in Thailand it's just that your whistles are very impressive compared to the Titanic 2.
12:20 When I see a spider within a 20 foot proximity
Relatable
9:02 sounds like an old v8
ripping a fat burnout lmao
I'm just old enough to miss those sounds which I heard so often in my youth.
I make the EXACT sound at 12:18 when I taste sweet potatoes!
stevelerro LAMFO!!!!!
Lol
Hahaha
OOF
K&L Trainz LMAO
Love it!!! I miss hearing the old steam whistle years ago that would blow at 8,12 and 4
12:11 The REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Whistle!
Came for the whistles. Stayed for the whistles. Saw visions of steamships and old locomotives in triumph and distress. Wonderful.
WHISTLES
single chime from the SS Frank Rockefeller 2:22
Lunkenheimer 3-chime 4:31
unknown 5-chime 5:06
12-inch diameter Crosby 3-chime 6:19
Hancock long bell 3 chime 7:45
unknown 12-inch diameter 3-chime 8:36
Sinker Davis 9:00
unknown 3-chime 9:26
Powell 3-chime 10:08
unknown single chime 11:31
4-inch diameter Sinker Davis 11:55
Gong 12:10
unknown chime whistle 13:07
if there's any more information on these whistles, please let me know!
That third whistle sounds like a CN 5 chime
This whistle at 11:35 is a c&o single chime hooter
Unknown 5 chime is a Star Brass 5, also known as an SP Desert 5.
@@TOKYOMACHINE_FAN because it's loud (I'm so smart) 🤓
That first whistle looks and sounds very similar to what BB-35 has.
I love the big yellow one on the far left. I bet they didn't have to water the grass for a while after that!
cellogirl11RW 12:11
This is so cool! I've always loved whistles, horns, air raid sirens, basically anything that makes noise using air or steam.
There's a whole community who own air raid sirens. I have my own actually. 450 pounds, made in 1948.
@@Sipex6484 Trust me, I know about the community. I wanna get my first air raid siren at some point, but I've still got a pretty decent collection of air horns and an old fire alarm.
I'm betting some of the larger ones are fog whistles from ships
Some are from factory’s I think
I want to rig up a system in the bed of my pick up and have one of the big whistles in it. Imagine how fast people and cars would move out of your way😂
Steam Boats and Ocean Liners !
Makes sense
@@DawsonSeward good luck having an air supply for that
6:40 - sounds like SP 4449 in the late 1990s
7:55 - sounds like NKP 765 secondary whistle from the early 1990s
9:03 - sounds like N&W 611 in the mid 1990s
11:35 - sounds like N&W 1218
Sounds nothing like them
I say 6:40 sounds like the big boy
7:55 sounds like UP big boy
The 4449 611 765 844 3985 and frisco 4500 all had the same whistles as big boy
The Hancock 3 chime long bell
@@harrimanfox8961 The camera guy is too close so it sounds a little off
i love that deep sounding one wish i could of been there
A lot of the three chimes are distorted due to the camera being so close and the whistle being so loud.
That 3rd one gives ya chills
It’s the best sounding in my opinion. For such a small whistle it makes an amazing deep sound
the one at 6:30 reminds me of the steamboat Natchez in New Orleans.
9:02 just sounds like any stock LS car doing a burnout.
try comparing English steam whistles to any of these! the one at 12:07 would make the Brit's shit themselves when they hear one of those!
No mean to disrespect any people in the UK it's just that your whistles are not very impressive compared to these.
also sounds like the pulse jet engine on the v1 flying bombs from ww2
R. Kidd 12:07 made me vomit. Not a person from the UK it was just so ugly sounding.
@@shanemyoutubeshit Yeah that whistle is untuneful, try listening to a great western whistle, they are beautiful
Britain’s whistles have tune to them and that sounds like a drying machine that caught on fire and is farting out helium and burning down 12 houses in the progress
I strive to be this simple in life
The real steam punks...
9:28 old steam rs3l
so, is this some kind of competition, or do people just make whistles, gather around, and blow em?
@JSRJ B Bow chicka bow wow
It’s fucking hilarious just thinking about it.
Either that or it's just a bunch of whistles from private collections.
Whistles from private collections.
2:36 This horn sounds like the Normandie from the maiden voyage except a lower pitch. :O
5:07 is my favorite. I could listen to that all day.
Love the third whistle from VR
VR? Sounds more like NSWGR to me, particularly the C36 class in my opinion.
yeah it does
But either way, I love the lower tone it makes with the valve open by a slight bit. A great start to it you could say. ;)
+Martin Fellner well at least its 5 chime...
QuebeC VR It might be a Southern Pacific whistle or a Chinese whistle.
Gonna be honest, if I could, I would literally replay 3:03 over and over again.
This must be the kind of whistle that the steam boat used in that old Casey Jr animation
@@rhondanugent7648 maybe.
Hmmm, reminds me of the Lusitania or the SS Washington
@@UnionPacific3977 nah its ss suevic or ss frank...uhhhh i forget
6:31 UP 4000 class whistle
Nope. It's a boat whistle
Ok
6:31 damn...what the hell did that come off of an ocean liner? Lol
The Phelps Dodge factory a mile from our house had one that sounded like it.
5:16
*titanic intensifies*
5:06 has got to be my favorite
12:20 MOM MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
lmao dude lmao
The yellow one looks like a future whistle
How many psi is your boiler running at? Some of those whistles probably had 400 plus psi originally???
11:31 awesome!
9:53 Was there something wrong with that one? It sounded screechy to me.
cellogirl11RW It Needs To Warm Up
5:07 sounds exactly like a whistle from a VR steam loco or another australian steam locomotive
VR 5 chime i should say
I love that whistle. Belongs to J K R class locomotives
Yeah it does aswell as an A2 and D3
@@Gaminggunzeller they both have VR 5 chime whistles
@@buzzygaming7667 True
I once worked a lumber co.That I believed had a whistle of a steam locomotive.They use it to let every body to go to breaks and lunch and go home.It name was edward wood products in marsvile n.c.
The third one is definitely the best sounding
Wow. So cool. I'm from Canada.
That 5-Chime at 5:07 seriously sounds like the one NYS&W used a while back. Like it's almost spot on.
5:05 5 chime
It’s a VR 5 chime whistle from a k or j class locomotive
a steam whistle that PSNS Bremerton use to use was loud and nice to hear
6:40 me after red beans
Edit: 8:03 ITS A HANCOCK
the third steam whistle sound like Bremerton PSNS steam whistle.
2:24 is that Big Benjamin?
11:55 What's this whistle's name? I like it.
It is a twin apertured steamer tube
It is pretty loud
Loving the first one.
This is probably one of the strangest things I've ever watched.
This event in held ever year at Jones Michigan. 2013's was yesterday June 22.
9:01 My favorite one
where is this?
Edit: I found out this is in Michigan (I believe).
that looks like so much fun
5:08 I love that whistle it sounds like a star brass whistle
That would be because it is.
Someone needs to hook those up to some type of computerized relay system and use them all to play a song
Or a really skilled set of operators 👍
Look up a calliope
Wish I could buy that small 3 inch 3 chime Lunkenheimer at the beginning and end of the video. Simple yet pleasant sound.
3rd whistle sound so good
Yes
7:47 That one reminds me of the UP Steam Giants
7:15 that’s the whistle I’m gonna use for the snowpirecer that am making on the notes app.
I did not watch the video yet but are there any Reading 6 Chimes?
I didn’t know those tripods were steam powered.
it would be the easiest show to find if you're not from the aria, just follow the noise from miles away and when you smell the coal fire your close.
Where is this located at? I have heard that this is in Michigan? Is that correct?
Someone said Jones Michigan
12:02 Gordon's Whistle from TTTE but realistic
5:28 MY GOD!! That Whistle Sounds Like LS&I 18 Back In the Summer of 1995
The whistle at 5:12 sounds like a whistle from a Shay or other logging locomotive.
7:55 1954 recording of my vessel SS Viktoria lol
5:12 My Breitspurbahn/My super Breitspurbahn
They could make a musical instrument. Sell tickets...
That whistle at 8:38, -if you switch steam for compressed air, how much pressure would you need?
Not to sound like a math teacher; its just that I've written a story that has the main character installing almost such a whistle on a diesel-powered assault car, its pressure source derived from an onboard compressor, and I'd just like to know if it'd be feasible, (despite this being a fictitious account).
200psi
i was thinking about doing that myself
You know, when i firat saw the sideways whistle i thought it was an old WW1 era machine gun.
5:12 what type of whistle is that?
Star Brass 5 Chime
@@electrik_loss 👍
7:45
i'm pretty sure that's actually the Same Type of Whistle Fitted to the likes of FEFs , Challengers, and Big Boys.
at 2:37, what whistle is that?
EDWARDSAful It’s A Tug Boat Whistle
nice whistle
5:20 sounds like a NSWGR whistle
I thought the same Tim, cheers Dennis
Or it could be an ex VR 5 chime whistle. Probably came off an A2 class or a K class.
It's a Southern Pacific whistle
@@harrimanfox8961 My mistake.
@@Gaminggunzeller *could be SP
9:28 is my favorite!
Where could i go see this?
Someone said it’s in Jones Michigan
great video!, they all sounded good!
before gas.
all cars could be water powered, look at that pressure.
But that would be more inefficient because you have to burn fuel to heat the water. Might as well cut out the middleman and burn that fuel in the engine like we do now.
12:18
Are these all from trains?
No, some are from Steam ships, steamboats, tugs, and one is for coal mines or paper factories
ARC9652 Productions are most of them though?
Half of them yes, the other half are train whistles
THE TIME IS MEOW! best one sounds like a colliery in Yorkshire
One of these will be installed in Union Pacific 4014.
Alex the Railfanning Redneck™ they probably had whistlise like this if you where a 130foot long train wouldn't you want a loud whistle so every one for miles around know your coming
I want the BigBoy whistle to sound one again. It's amazing.
Hancock 3 chime long bell
try comparing English steam whistles to any of these! the one at 12:07 Makes The US, UK, and Canada Jump. the New whistle on titanic 2 would make the Thai People shit themselves when they hear The New Titanic Whistle!
No mean to disrespect any people in Thailand it's just that your whistles are very impressive compared to the Titanic 2.
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6:40 is absolutely devilish
Nice
One of the is from an ship
That first one sounds like a lawnmower
7:46 Frisco Hancock 3 chime whistle
The one at 5:07 sounds like a VR Short-Bell 5 Chime
That’s a lot of fucking steam
Hahaha so cool! Your neighbors must hate you :P
mind naming the flutes?
Bob, Joe, Sammy, William, Sarina, Dylan, and Ashley
How does one register for this event?
This is me when I eat too much taco bell 2:36
This whistle sounds like sir Haydn on the talylin railway 5:11
Wats that whistle called at 5:10
DELTA WRIGHT it's from the NSWGR
@@heavyhauler426 it could be from the SP
It's an Australian VR 5 chime used on a2 and k class locomotives
wanna make your eyes peel? because that's how you make your eyes peel.
What are you talking about?
BIG DADY at 6.30 wweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
6:30
5:09 I would put that on a steam locomotive if I had one
I aspire to be the kid at 4 min