[SMRT] [NEW CGL CHIME] Kawasaki Heavy Industries C151 [007/008] - Changi Airport » Tanah Merah (CGL)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- [SMRT] Kawasaki Heavy Industries C151 [007/008] - Changi Airport » Tanah Merah (CGL)
Filmed on 29th October 2023
Today is the first day the new chime is rolled out on all CGL trains! Previously we heard this chime on 351/352 back in early October, now these are the first KHI sets to have the chime!
SGT2581 Announcement: With LTA announcing the retirement of the First, Second and Third Generation Trains in Singapore, (Kawasaki Heavy Industries Contract 151, Siemens Aktiengesellschaft C651 and Kawasaki Nippon Sharyo C751B), both of us will be filming more of these trains on both NSL and EWL, to commemorate the great service that these trains have provided.
ROLLING STOCK: Kawasaki Heavy Industries C151
EMU: 007/008
SLOT: 102
LINE: East-West Line (Changi Airport Extension)
ROUTE: CG2 Changi Airport » EW4/CG Tanah Merah
DESTINATION: EW4/CG Tanah Merah
Filming Gears
iPhone 11
![[EWL First Full-Day CBTC] SMRT C151 [083/084]: Tanah Merah → Changi Airport](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ACd3qkaOhkM/mqdefault.jpg)
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and plays with ducklings in the swimming pool lyrics and plays with ducklings in the 🎉😂❤😢😢😮😅😊
4:36 OSB😮
I will record on CGL when R151 spam CGL
Hoping for R151 to run CGL soon 🙏🏼
I recorded the new chime on the two PMSMs (065/066, 131/132). vids coming soon
Thats my rep bro haha oh btw did they transfer the chime to 007 from 351
no all the CGL trains have
they removed Track crossing announcement?
THE MOTOR 🗣️🔥🔥
yeah, 007/008 has a loud motor
Whats the point of putting these new chimes on the Old trains when they are gonna retire next year or 2025
maybe it has something to do with the taipei metro visit some months back?
Imagine not on 237/238💀
Bro nice catch
Nice video
They doing this to all the trains or just CGL slots
All CGL trains, so far only heard on KHI and 351/352. Maybe if there’s a non KHI on CGL next time we’ll see
@@sgt2581 Honestly, I hate this chime. Its more disruptive than the original "ding dong".