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Steam & Excursion > SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad MuseumDate: 09/11/22 13:21 SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: kschmidt626 Greetings,
Had the chance to get down to Illinois Railroad Museum on Saturday September 10, 2022. It was a beautiful and steam was running. I was going down there because I had purchased throttle time on the 3 truck Shay #5. That's a different story and video coming later. So I took the drone and got a shot of one of the runs of #1630. This was the last run of the day. I added video from an earlier run where I had recorded the sound while I was standing down at the grade crossing. It was a great day at IRM. Luckily I signed up for Sept 10th. Sunday Sept 11th has been a nasty weather day. Raining constantly since early in the morning. THANKS to all of the volunteers down at IRM it was a great day. Enjoy !! Thanks Keith Keith Schmidt Milwaukee, WI You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 09/11/22 14:10 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: jkh2cpu Thanks for the look.
Date: 09/11/22 14:29 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: wp1801 Wonderful!!!! Matching cars,no diesel, no flags. Looks like a train for a period movie.
Date: 09/11/22 15:12 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: MojaveBill Horrible whistle!
Bill Deaver Tehachapi, CA Date: 09/11/22 15:34 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: HotWater MojaveBill Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Horrible whistle! What's "horrible" about it? That is a standard Frisco steam locomotive whistle. Date: 09/11/22 21:00 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: UP951West wp1801 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Wonderful!!!! Matching cars,no diesel, no flags. > Looks like a train for a period movie. My thoughts, too . Thanks for sharing your fine video with us. Date: 09/12/22 06:32 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: Frisco1522 HotWater Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > MojaveBill Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Horrible whistle! > > What's "horrible" about it? That is a standard > Frisco steam locomotive whistle. Maybe so, but it sounds like its blowing on 50psi. Something is off with it. Date: 09/12/22 06:42 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: HotWater Frisco1522 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > HotWater Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > MojaveBill Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Horrible whistle! > > > > What's "horrible" about it? That is a > standard > > Frisco steam locomotive whistle. > Maybe so, but it sounds like its blowing on > 50psi. Something is off with it. If I remember correctly, there is a private residence very near that grade crossing. Thus, the IRM tend to not blow whistles/horns loudly there, unless there are vehicles present. Date: 09/12/22 11:33 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: MJV1988 When I was at the museum about a month ago the whistle sounded like a clogged trumpet. Maybe it's worn out needing a tune up? Or maybe the 1630 isn't at full operating pressure?
Posted from Android Date: 09/12/22 11:55 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: LocoPilot750 Date: 09/12/22 12:54 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: MaryMcPherson So it sounds like the whistle is being blown at low pressure. Beats being stuffed and mounted.
Mary McPherson Dongola, IL Diverging Clear Productions Date: 09/14/22 15:34 Re: SLSF #1630 2-10-0 Running at Illinois Railroad Museum Author: tomstp Just have to back up those talking about low pressure. For example: T&P 2-10-4 whistles if blown at 185 lbs of pressure have a very mellow steam boat soud. But, get them up to the operating pressure of 255 lbs and they get a shrill sound along with some squaks.
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