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I just found this= ua-cam.com/video/xFl8s-23lJM/v-deo.html #3 Sounds like casey Jones..

Great lecture!! Hey and you still are a great teacher!!

5:17 Casey Jones whistle

5:18 ICRR 382 Whistle

5:17 "He jumped to his feet, looked diagonally across the boiler, at the same time setting the air brakes in emergency stop. He had to reach up to do it, as the valve was located high on these engines. 'Jump Simm, jump!' He shouted, I jumped across the deck, grabbed the handrail, slid down as far as I could go, then turned loose. Casey never had a chance."

this guy doesn't give a fuck, blasting off whistles in the middle of the city! love it

Casey Jones whistle

Brian: “Single note hooters don’t make a good sound” N&W: did you forget about me

Hi Brian I am trying to make old sardines factories whistles work how can I contact you ? V

Not much of an education if he doesn’t tell us which notes they are.

5:18 UP Big Boy Whistle

5:18 Casey jones whistle

love it!

I love that sp 6 chime😍

Where can I buy small replica train whistles that I can hook one up on my Dodge Cummins pickup truck or maybe just build a small boiler from a tank and play with my whistle?

Excellent! I have the whistle off of grampa's threshing machine. What's the best way to power them? Can a guy build a small boiler or stick to compressed air? I expect air and steam have different tone.

4:12 you can clearly see the pressure drop

Hi Brian. Do you still collect or own whistles?

8:13 I always liked the Hancock air whistle

Brian, I enjoyed watching and listening to your informative video about steam locomotive whistles. At the end of the first one, I listened to you explain who and where you were from. When I heard Schuylkill County, I was interested. I am in Ohio, but in 1971 I was a construction inspector, given the job of overseeing the development of both Fawn Lake and Lake Wynonna. That summer, I stayed near Orwiggsburg. Thanks for your demonstration. Dick In Ohio

Man this is awesome

Is the whistle at 5:18 a 5 chime boilertube?

I have a Zelnicker 8" "Old Noisy" gong whistle. It has a 2" feed pipe. How much continuous pressure will I need?

"The chime whistle sounds nicer" Chime whistle: RAAAAAAAAA

Can I make my own train whistle!!?? , nice , I’m looking for one ☝️ or more , thanks BigAl California

Bless this mans hair at 2:15

great demo, thanks!

What PSI and CFM was the Crosby running?. Have a CPR 5 chime we want to make sound

I remember that the very early chime whistle 4:05 was used in the X-class Rack Locomotive of Nilgiri Mountain Train, till the late 90's

Loved the vid! Informative too... 🙏

This are the whistles used in amtrakguy365 video

This are the whistles used in amtrakguy365 video

2:19 i call the breeser

also at 5:20, whats the exact name of it?

i saw a "whistle evolution" so now i know where he got the audio!

Brian is a cool dude.

ayee, i'm in fort wayne indiana!

There goes casey jones

Small caboose whistle is about 100+dB while the subway train whistles are about 130 to 135+dB and the large ones are 140 to 145+dB.

All the whistles were putting out 140+dB at the camera.

That 5 chime steptop sounded terrifying

Being from the Uk, I'm more used to single note whistles and they still sound very nice

0:40 me tryna play the flute

Diese Dampfpfeifen müssten zur Zeit ein Vermögen kosten. <3

great ! I have a cd recording of some N&W steam from the Abingdon branch,transferred from tape (late 1950s). The 'wail' of the VA 'creeper' 4-8-0, still runs a chill up my back..The bell is at winston lk

This train is like 100 years old I’m not even lying

Where in the steam line would a whistle be attached?

Nice job Brian.....

I know it's probably a silly question because 'pressure is pressure' so to speak; however, I wonder if there isn't some difference between the compressed air driven whistle sound to that caused by a locomotive's steam pressure?

Excuse me for asking but are some of the whistles you have for sale?