Designed as a "low maintenance" alternative to the M5, the P5 sounded the same A major dominant 7th chord but with a much brassier tone. The horn was popular on Southern Railway, Rock Island, and Illinois Central among others.

2021年9月25日 · I decided that instead of leaving the channel blank, I will include a collection of all the Nathan P5s I have recorded recently in addition to a blast from the past of some catches you couldn't...

Footage I've captured over the years featuring almost 20 minutes of nothing but Nathan P5 train horns.

Nathan/AirChime P5 (old cast) Designed as a "low maintenance" alternative to the M5, the P5 sounds the same chord but with a brassier tone, especially the 'new cast' versions. As mentioned, there are two styles: old cast which blows the correct notes (Pat.

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After all with the explosion of high quality models of Southern and NS P5 equipped locomotives on the market, there is no reason not to get the horn right on the decoders. A short time later, I received an e-mail from BradleyDCC with a link to this video demonstrating a …

2020年9月19日 · The difference between "new" and "old" cast is that the P5 was originally supposed to play the notes C#, E, G, A, and high C#. Those are the old cast notes. Old cast bells also say "Pat Pending" Where new cast would say "Pat Pend" on the side of the foot of each bell.

This is another compilation I made of every NS train I caught with P5 horns on them. And just so you guys know, I will be making compilations & posting them ...

2020年12月8日 · Beginning in the 1950s Nathan produced a fine sounding multi chime locomotive horn called the P5. Trumpets (horn bells) on these could be all facing forward or some could be rev Home

My favorite horns are the Nathan P5, which can sound like a wonderful trumpet chorus, and the Leslie S-5T's which sound like a cross between a trombone and a pipe organ. If you look for the 2 videos of the SP Daylight E9 #6051 I posted, you can hear Jim Evan's wonderful Nathan P5.