Hello
Now, firstly let me apologise that I have asked similar questions to this on other forums in the past and some of you here may have replied to me, but TBH I have lost track (no pun intended) of who has replied, when and where.
So, starting from the beginning (again) ........................
I want to install speakers under my layout which will 'play' Chinese loco horns - so there will be relatively large speakers under the baseboards rather than in the locos themselves.
I am looking for sound files of Chinese steam and diesel horns which can be 'installed' into the electronics which drives the speakers.
I must point out that my knowledge of this is VERY limited and the electronics are being done by a friend - all he needs now are the sound files. Can anyone isolate the horn sound from a video or maybe a sound recording?
Thanks again and apologies (again) if anyone has already , years ago , been in touch with me on this. I am only now getting to grips with this project.
Paul
CHINESE LOCO HORNS & WHISTLES - SOUND FILES
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Re: CHINESE LOCO HORNS & WHISTLES - SOUND FILES
Hello again
I am receiving some very useful practical help with my 'whistles and horns' project from another member of this forum - I won't name him in case he gets inundated with similar requests for help - but many thanks to him anyway.
Having listened to many videos in the last couple of days may I ask if others agree that the standard steam horn is basically the same as the standard diesel horn.
Also may I ask if people have an idea when whistles and horns were used. I have heard it suggested that horns were used for signalling to each other when starting off or leaving a station but whistles were used when open running e.g. approaching a level crossing - any thoughts?
I am receiving some very useful practical help with my 'whistles and horns' project from another member of this forum - I won't name him in case he gets inundated with similar requests for help - but many thanks to him anyway.
Having listened to many videos in the last couple of days may I ask if others agree that the standard steam horn is basically the same as the standard diesel horn.
Also may I ask if people have an idea when whistles and horns were used. I have heard it suggested that horns were used for signalling to each other when starting off or leaving a station but whistles were used when open running e.g. approaching a level crossing - any thoughts?