K-3LA_R&N.mp3: A Reading & Northern C-36-8 at Port Clinton, Pa. The engineer put on a good audio show with the K-3L for me!
K-3L_CN.mp3: A Canadian National SD-70 heading east on the Reading & Northern, Lehigh line, with freight 40t, at White Haven, Pa. K-3L odd 2 EK.mp3: A runby of my K-3L with the odd #2 bell sounding G, rather than F#. Here's a clip of one of my first K-5LA's which I bought from Tom Aker back in 1988 which sounds like the K-5LA's should, not the way the current crop of I don't give a hoot what it sounds like attitude of Nathan's, as long as it makes noise!ĮK NYS&W B-40K5-5H.mp3: This one back in 1991 A New York Susquehanna & Western GE B-40-8 at Owego, NY. Outstanding echo!ĮK K-5LA Glenmoore.mp3: Back in the early 90's I used to test my horns at a spot in Glenmoore, Pa. This day we had my K-3LA mounted on Alco RS-1 #62 as Elwood is west of Gravel Pit Road crossing doing a mighty fine job of making pretty music. Which Elwood Belknap also engineered for. Owego.mp3: Back in 1991, on the Tioga Central, a tourist line out of Owego, NY. Nathan K SeriesĪMTRAK no4 6-26-1998.wav: A K5LA mounted on AmtrakĮK K-3LA TC. This was played on the ex L&N GP-30 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee during the Oak Ridge locomotive airhorn convention in September, 2004. Only 5 Nathan H-5 horns are known to exist. H5_Jodie_Wells_9-25-04.mp3: This is among the least common of all locomotive air horns.
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GG-1 blowing by with its Leslie A-200 sounding Nathan H Series major chord, from our get together on the Montrose TP. S-5t Ed K.mp3: My Leslie S-5t sounding the standard B9th. SL-4T.wav: These are less common then the Nathan H Series. S3L_NS.mp3: A standard S3L on a Norfolk Southern freight S3K_GP10.wav: A Leslie S3K in active service, on a GP-10 locomotive S3K_CSK559.mp3: A Leslie S3K in active service, CSX S3J_PC.mp3: An old recording of a Leslie S3J on a Penn Central freight. S-3bj EK.mp3: My Leslie S-3bj on Sherry's Durango up at Abbel Farm Rd. RS5TRRO.mp3: A very good recording of a Leslie RS5TRRO RS5T_1050PM.mp3: An S5T recorded in service RS-5T_CSXT-1995.mp3: A very good recording of an RS-5T in service on a CSX frieght P&LE Leslie S3KR_061904.mp3: A Leslie S3K on the P&LE on June 19, 2004. OC GP-40 3262 S-5T.mp3: An Ohio Central coal train lead by two OC GP-40-2's rumbles through Dennison, OH with its S-5T sounding.
LK-Leslie-S3E-3a.wav: You just don't hear horns like this on railroads today. LK-Leslie-S3B-2a.wav: The S3B and the S3E below are very unusual sounding horns. Recorded by Eric Marks on October 18, 2004.
Leslie S5TUnion.mp3: A Leslie S5T on a freight in Union, Michigan. These horns were common on the Burlington Northern. Leslie RS3K.mp3: A static Leslie RS3K with echos. Keep in mind this audio cassette dates back to 1988, unfortunately, a lot of back ground noise. By Fred Berry, at his famous Blooms crossing horn honking location, of his Leslie S-5a, which he said came off a B&O E-Unit. The engineer acknowledges! Neat stuff!į Berry S-5a.mp3: Made in Manassas Park, VA. Freight with its K-5La sounding for the crossing, as Fred answer's with his S-5a. Berry treasure, at Bloom's crossing, Manassas, Va. It sounds very similar to a Nathan M5, but listen closely and you can tell it's actually an S-5T.ĮX-UP6930A.wav: A Leslie S5T on a Union Pacific freightį Berry K-5LA, S-5a dual.mp3: An F. This type of horn was occasionally heard on the L&NĬSXT Leslie_100804.mp3: A CSX freight with a Leslie S-5T. LeslieīM_RS-3B.mp3: A very interesting sounding horn, to say the least, and certainly not very common.Ĭnj1523_010915_5.wav: A Leslie A-200 in serviceĭM_S-3B-J.wav: An S3B on a J manifold. Let us know so that we may give proper credit. Your locomotive horn sound file here, then please
Included here are various train horn sound filesįrom the Yahoo railroad air horn groups.
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