NKP 765 deadheads through Pittsburgh

[@AdmiralColdhead]

I swear, the PRR 3 Chimes have the BEST echos.

[@SuperFoxyRailwayProduction6702]

1:01 K&L Trainz origin whistle

[@WesternRailway1592]

2:08 another origin

[@T128Productions]

@@WesternRailway1592 The whistle at 2:08 wasn’t by K&L Trainz.

[@EngineerDaylight]

@superfoxyrailwayproductions6702 This isn't Where Steve's G5s Whistle Came from

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

I recall 765 wearing a 3 chime since 1982-84

[@ishirotanaka]

so I'm guessing the Altoona Shop whistle is the quitting time whistle.

[@maxm2317]

The steamboat whistle sounds like Challenger 3985's old whistle.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

im not sure what that other whistle is

[@KLTrainz]

It says in the description that the deeper whistle of from the Pennsy Altoona Shops.

[@T128Productions]

@@KLTrainz Yeah, that whistle sounded incredible. No, both whistles, even the 6 chime.
Also, I know you used the audio of the first PRR 3 chime on one of your Trainz models, and it sounded incredible. Keep up the good work!

[@JayTheTrainFan]

1:01 NKP 765’s PRR 3 Chime
2:08 NKP 765 Steamboat Whistle

[@thebluesquare900]

The Secondary whistle belongs to PRR 1361.

[@AdmiralColdhead]

That doesn't sound like 1361's, especially with that low pitch.

[@T128Productions]

Of course not. That’s actually from the Altoona Shops. It even said so in the description.

[@WesternRailway1592]

2:11 2:29 2:08

[@SuperFoxyRailwayProduction6702]

2:17

[@jacksalvin364]

PRR 3 chime whistle on 765 on the run.

[@T128Productions]

Not the second clip, that one didn’t sound like a typical PRR 3 chime.

[@BessemerLakeErie902]

Nice video! Where was this shot at?

[@PennsyPro]

Pittsburgh, PA

[@jbscustomartwork]

Great Video, Best regards

[@NCXDesigns]

ah, so she is wearing two whistles. The PRR whistle sounds good on her, can't wait to see 1361 wear it again.

[@jltrain-zgamingrailfan202x3]

The Low-pitched whistle is on a loan from PRR #1361?

[@PennsyPro]

J L, the low-pitched whistle is from PRR's Altoona Shops, the higher pitched 3-chime used in the first scene is apparently from 1361.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

1361 had a higher pitch whistle IIRC 87 was high pitched.

[@brianfalzon6739]

Sounds like 1361 and LIRR 39