I know that those railroad crossing bells are only in the US Canada Mexico Brazil Australia and New Zealand. Because I know that in Russia they make a different sound and in China they make the Mechanical sound that is activated by the tower.
0:32 That's not a wch type 1. That's either a type 2 or 3. I've seen that crossing before and you can tell it's a type 1 when there's a pause at the beginning. The beginning kinda sounds like a type wch type 4. And the bell at the end is not Safetran but Siemens. The Safetran type 3s have a bigger base.
The WCH type 1 and Safetran/Siemens type 3 bells were screen recorded from my old channel
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I know that those railroad crossing bells are only in the US Canada Mexico Brazil Australia and New Zealand. Because I know that in Russia they make a different sound and in China they make the Mechanical sound that is activated by the tower.
0:32 That's not a wch type 1. That's either a type 2 or 3. I've seen that crossing before and you can tell it's a type 1 when there's a pause at the beginning. The beginning kinda sounds like a type wch type 4. And the bell at the end is not Safetran but Siemens. The Safetran type 3s have a bigger base.
@@jdrailfan391 Safetran is owned by Siemens. Also, Safetran, Siemens and Invensys made it.
@@jdrailfan391 I thought it was a WCH type 1 because it sounds scratchy