General Signals Electronic Railroad Bell
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- General Signals Model EB-3-360-5 Electronic Highway Crossing Bell. Some signal fans refer to this bell as the Type II, General Signals has the newer models factory set to a lower tone and has improved the design eliminating the screws on the top PVC cap which caused moisture to seep in and destroy the circuit boards causing bell failure. This is a well made and good sounding E bell.
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This would make one KICK ASS alarm clock!
Agreed.
Charles Randolph absolutely I would love to wake up to this sound every morning
how do I shut it off? go off you pice of junk. lol
Daniel b just unplug it
But with a dutch E-bell would sound epic too!
Simple stuff like these makes me love life.
When I go off to college, I'd like to have a General Signals electronic crossing bell in my dorm room so I can drive my roommate crazy when he drives me crazy. haha
I'm getting a union switch and signal e bell soon!!!
As I'm watching this, an actual train comes down the train tracks near my house!
Official theme song of the BNSF Railway.
We have these bells here in australia too
James Michael Harding yup
That's My Favorite Type Of E-Bell
Mine Too Along With The GS Type 3 E Bell
@MikeRXR That's nice. RRXINGRICK owns one and did tell me that on one occasion. You should do a video of the bell ringing while you run it through all its spectrum of sounds
E-bells at their LEAST irritating.
Excuse me WHAAAAT?
this is the most irritating e bell
Using it for Amtrak passing by with its K5LA.
Isn't there in the circuit board a small potenciometer that is used to regulate the bell's tone? I was told that the "type 1" and "type 2" bells are exactly the same, only regulated differently...
Super late response, but I'm doing this since nobody else has: The tone adjuster was a Type 1 exclusive. It is also worth noting that the Type 1 and Type 2 use a completely different sound, as adjusting a Type 1 to the same tone as a Type 2 still does not sound like a Type 2. People will call that an "adjusted GS Type 1". And since it's only a Type 1 exclusive, the only thing you can adjust on a Type 2 is the volume.
I want one
I like the hand... lol
nssd70m2 creepy
I prefer the sound of a real bell.
crlaw75 this is as real as it gets
real Tylun Porter not if it were a mechanical bell
it is real...
Just in digital form.
Should I buy one?
If you want to
I want one and a graham white ebell
Could I use this with credit?
you can go to ebay but i got mine from a csx worker
*Insert K5LA here*
How do you get it from General signals, I went on the website and there was no add to cart or buy now option. Thanks
Nick Rink I mailed them a letter.
Nick Rink how much do these bells go for on their website?
CSX has a bunch of these
That is the truth
Can you give me info of where to get on of those.
Yep
Rapidly becoming the tone for most railway crossings worldwide. Sadness.
Get used to it.
Miss the old WCH mechanical bell... Those were my favorite which are rare to find on crossing signals still operating :(
Christian Hickman I dont
Will Vaszocz not Norway though
Can you please make a 10 hour loop of this?
right click the video, hit loop, enjoy
General signals type 2 electronic bell.
please, tell me where you can buy one.
ebay
Where do you get this from
MMM nostalgia
Won't the bell blow the socket?
Patrick O'Connor if in rains it will
I have one of these bells, but haven't run it. What's the voltage for the bell?
ElementOfJazz dude, just get a power cord like this guys
Use 10 volts DC
You could totally blow the thing up with the wrong voltage