There's been a few occasions where I've walked alongside some train tracks and came across locomotives that were in the process of starting up like this. Being so close to such a large and powerful machine when it does, almost gives you goosebumps. Very similar to having some of your favorite songs on at max volume. 💯
Commuted on the LIRR back when these fine machines hauled the coaches with commuters to and from the City. I loved the sound of their engine and that distinctive whining sound. That sound meant to me an always faithful and reliable ride home. I never knew them to fail in any type of weather or cold.
I've never been interested in trains. I kept seeing this train simulator game over the years and eventually it was on sale for next to nothing so I got it and now I cant find enough train videos.
@@samwithers3094 You can probably give a subscription to a RR magazine, look up some local time tables or stuff for your local RR, or check out the locomotive wikia for engine stuff
@Bro wake up It’s 2006 When 2019 or 2020 came out and nothing new was added with people complaining their defense was "oh we added 64 bit support" All that means is they just recompiled the game for 64 bit. Means nothing much. Not to mention the bugs that have been in the game since 2008
Some of us have been railfans from our earliest memories, others don't get bit by the bug till much later. Either way welcome to the railfan community. Talking to other train watchers at railfan parks is a good way to learn also the comments section or live stream chats of which there are many. I have a live stream although it seems to be difficult to find for some reason. Stupid UA-cam algorithm lol.
Awesome video, freight trains are my favorite, but did you know at some railyards there's a vehicle more massive and more tuffer than a freight train that moves the railcars around in a certain order instead of having to keep hooking and unhooking using a freight train engine car?
@@wfvideos4099 oh neat cuz tbh I love both of the engine sound tho I feel like it fits the F units more but it dose go good with a GP unit to thanks for the info
@@ntekniklaus3710 No, the F units had EMD's 16-567 series engine. The GP38' and 40's use the 16-645 series engine which is a larger displacement engine.
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thank god it uploaded with sound this time
It's not sound, it's art. 👍
How do you zoom in your sound ? that was interesting.
@@ltpenniss6691 the S20 had a zoom in mic. beyond me how it worked, but that phones written off and all new videos now use the iphone 13 pro max
@@ntekniklaus3710 Hmm I switched from Note 9 to 13 Pro Max a few weeks ago. Not convinced yet.
God nothing beats the sound of emd roaring to life. Such a powerful sound
That’s got to be the smoothest start up I’ve seen. All the others I’ve watched were a bit choppy but before finishing going.
There's been a few occasions where I've walked alongside some train tracks and came across locomotives that were in the process of starting up like this.
Being so close to such a large and powerful machine when it does, almost gives you goosebumps.
Very similar to having some of your favorite songs on at max volume. 💯
Need more videos like this. EMD's engine is a music to my ears
Commuted on the LIRR back when these fine machines hauled the coaches with commuters to and from the City. I loved the sound of their engine and that distinctive whining sound. That sound meant to me an always faithful and reliable ride home. I never knew them to fail in any type of weather or cold.
WHY are trains so fascinating to see????
0:44 gives you a perspective on how big these engines really are
I've never been interested in trains. I kept seeing this train simulator game over the years and eventually it was on sale for next to nothing so I got it and now I cant find enough train videos.
Ah dude, I went into this stuff quite similar. Definitely check out Trainz 2019 or Run8 for some real trains, the Dovetail games aren't the best haha.
I've always been fascinated but never known where to start with learning about them, can anyone help?
@@samwithers3094 You can probably give a subscription to a RR magazine, look up some local time tables or stuff for your local RR, or check out the locomotive wikia for engine stuff
@Bro wake up It’s 2006 When 2019 or 2020 came out and nothing new was added with people complaining their defense was "oh we added 64 bit support"
All that means is they just recompiled the game for 64 bit.
Means nothing much.
Not to mention the bugs that have been in the game since 2008
Some of us have been railfans from our earliest memories, others don't get bit by the bug till much later. Either way welcome to the railfan community. Talking to other train watchers at railfan parks is a good way to learn also the comments section or live stream chats of which there are many. I have a live stream although it seems to be difficult to find for some reason. Stupid UA-cam algorithm lol.
I love all my favorite diesel locomotive sounds! The engine, the bell and the horn.
Nice find! And thanks to the engineer for letting you film the startup. I love those big EMD's.
Im disappointed, no half an hour magical rituals performed in smoke cover, casting spells, weird noises etc - it just started on fist turn...
Stop being a crybaby waah
Its easy. All it takes is a sacrifice to the machine God beforehand.
Love the sound of those EMD 645 V16 diesel prime movers!!!!
This locomotive makes some really cool sounds
It has the DASH 2 electronics system, full length fuel tank, dynamic braking, and Blomberg M trucks. That makes it a full package model.
Those GP38-2s start up very fast
I like the way the loco said goodbye.
hearing the sound of the 645E is very nice. No turbocharger, just the sound of pure diesel
Not so nice when your head in there starting it I almost go deaf on a daily basis I love my job but that part suck's
Ah Simpson Yard, a familiar place I like to visit! Nice video!
The sound of 10,000+ horsepower ❤
I remember seeing some of these engines in Norfolk VA at Wards Corner coming out of the NIT; also Lambert's Point, rolling through Ghent.
Beautiful bro,just marvelous
I thought it was ideal to let the locomotive engine idle for five minutes before taking off.
Now that is nice sounding.
Wow it started in just 2 sec? Must have been a warm start. Cold start takes around 10 sec cranking?
Why did Dovetail games actually manage to get a CSX GP38-2 to start up correctly in TSW?
Love the fast idle!
I like the service of this sound of this time.
Awesome video, freight trains are my favorite, but did you know at some railyards there's a vehicle more massive and more tuffer than a freight train that moves the railcars around in a certain order instead of having to keep hooking and unhooking using a freight train engine car?
Don't they use elliptical springs on those Blomberg trucks anymore.
sounds like a 645 roots blown?????
Jeez, look how massive 9860 and 9589 are compared to 5144
wonderful footage, like :)
0:31 starter sound
Love that sound. So satisfying 💪🏿
Your volume goes up when you zoom in???
cool stuff man !!! And nice horn !!
Don't you mean, "good catch"? That's what all the other nerds say
This locomotive has a Dual Air Brake System
Why does the volume turn up when you zoom in haha
zoom-in mic feature on the samsung S20
@@ntekniklaus3710 Ah ok
Where was this filmed? Only GP38-2 I've seen in the wild is in Winston-Salem (NS 5273)
simpson yard in jacksonville
Hmmm, similar to a pre flight in aviation . . . .
Dont a some f units have that same sounded engine to?
it's the same engine as the GP/SD40, but without the turbo which is why is sounds similar
@@ntekniklaus3710 oh ok
@@wfvideos4099 oh neat cuz tbh I love both of the engine sound tho I feel like it fits the F units more but it dose go good with a GP unit to thanks for the info
@@wfvideos4099 correct, but indeed without turbo
@@ntekniklaus3710 No, the F units had EMD's 16-567 series engine. The GP38' and 40's use the 16-645 series engine which is a larger displacement engine.
Very nicely done sir! Subscribed.
Is this ultra realistic tsw2 graphics
good vidio.
where is the driver's toilet ?
in the nose, usually if they even have it on the GPs
@@ntekniklaus3710 they do
The bucket he sits on
@@ntekniklaus3710 They have to have toilets for loco's that operate on the mainline.
Loving it
Drive off? What's that?
i couldn't think of a better term
He's raising the RPM's for it at normal Operating Range
Hi
It's not like driving a Truck. Operating a train is about ten times more serious..
Excellent content 👍
Non turbo?
GP38's are roots blown. No turbo's.
Former southern high hood 5144
This is my type of music
No arranca
BEAST LEASH YANKITT 0:24
Don't like the admiral cabs on these.
Bumblebee's back on the beach resort
its sounds like CC 202 from indonesia
isso sim que é motor a diseel ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
👍🏻
Que som bonito!
Awesome
Beep beep beep
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+++Glory to The God of all Machines: His divine devices are manifold and His incalculable will be done!+++
Muscle-Stangs are noisy 😳
V10 engine
😂
Conneaut ohio😊
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nice video waiting for my channel
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