Not driving the GP38 on the Peninsula Corridor | Train Sim World 2020

[@KashouWannabe]

In this episode of Dovetails Extortion Simulator, a train kidnaps the Colonel.

[@emjeebutterz4405]

And the Colonel attempts to play his "No u" card by trying to take the controls, but it doesn't work.

[@robertvirginiabeach]

@@emjeebutterz4405 Had the Colonel succeeded with the cab controls he would have been promptly stopped for passing a red signal.

[@marc8084]

If only the Colonel had figured to shut the passenger door before attepting to move the train...

[@vaporisedair4919]

He got a bit derailed

[@bobbyemory6913]

You probably dont care but if you are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all of the new series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother for the last few months =)

[@WG55]

How to use a dynamic brake: Step one: Idle the throttle. Step two: Put dynamic brake in setup position. Step three: Wait 10 seconds for it to start working. (Watch the ammeter.) Step four: Use the throttle for braking. More throttle = more braking. However, the dynamic brake is not suitable for such slow travel on a level grade. Its proper use is on a long downward grade. Use either the independent or automatic brake.

[@Snivy_Films]

Basically Dynamic breaking takes what makes the train goes, and does that process in reverse

[@colonelfailure]

Detailed, informative, nonsensical. Love it.

[@bjarnenilsson80]

So basicly rhe sames a an engin breake/ retarder on a truck?

[@martinmyggestik292]

Yup!

[@Borgscan]

I had looked away for a minute and was only half listening, then I looked back at the screen half a second before the train at 1:16, it gave me a good jump scare. Well played, Colonel.

[@SleepyR]

I enjoy the hell out of you trying to break this game. Keep it up mate!

[@VetGamer718]

My dear colonel. You're ever so friendly Union Pacific engineer has returned to say that I love your videos. I fell off my couch laughing at this one but the dynamic brake isn't designed to stop the train it's mainly designed to slow it down. Your automatic brake is for the cars and the independent is for the locomotives. They're used in conjunction which one another LOL Also, EOTD stands for End Of Train Device. It allows you to put the train in emergency from the rear as well as from the front to help you stop faster

[@colonelfailure]

I feel this actually sounds like a description I can understand. The other one received was marvellously vague.

[@VetGamer718]

@William Anthony Leasure well because I own the game as well when you start the brakes are usually already cut in so stop pressing buttons and look at your surroundings before you try to move the controls LOL

[@VetGamer718]

@William Anthony Leasure real-life. I am a certified engineer with Union Pacific

[@neilgadsby3924]

Best start ever.

[@eurekasteve7747]

Seeing you Running down the track I was half expecting to see a smashed up delorean but I must have been at the wrong gig

[@donaldrodgers8389]

Please do the GP38-2 training mission.That will help you get a better understanding of how the GP38-2 operates.Hope this helps.Love the video.😊

[@Chris-lw9bo]

1:20 holy crap!!!!! "We are getting annoyed." "Yes."

[@philipbossy4834]

I love your adventure spirit when you just HEP on a passing train.

[@Mass_hole508]

11:38 No No Colonel i am absolutely amused and laughing uncontrollably at the Colonel's misadventures!

[@DutchRetroGuy]

I knew it ! Trains phase in and out of existence. Finally something that explains the times they just fail to turn up or arrive 50 minutes late (on a one-train-per-15 minutes deal).

[@aircooledorion]

After watching the colonel i"m now fully confident in driving any loco due to his expert teachings and he is an example to us all.

[@michaelnunnery6394]

The beauty of a ruddy great freight train is that you can. Deny the passengers that want to get on.

[@ChrisComley]

My guess (and it is!) would be *bright* lights in daylight to still be seen in bright sunny brightness, and lower at night when it's the only light source.

[@RailfanFox]

Dynamic braking is usually used for going down steep grades, or if you're going too fast and need to slow down just by a bit. I'm not too sure but I think dynamics only slow you down to 10 - 15 MPH

[@DavidRBrownisace]

tickle your biscuits

[@colonelfailure]

Evidently this has become a thing already. Might be a new record.

[@mrlucasthorley]

If you press the left and right arrow keys, you can access the train panels more easily! 😄

[@ajwffc]

When you borrowed the passenger train you needed to close the coach door to get it moving

[@colonelfailure]

Good observation.

[@ajwffc]

@@colonelfailure I have had the same problem in the past

[@ASecondPotato]

From what I understand, those passenger coaches don't actually have that feature. The reason the breaks wouldn't disengage was due to the cutoff valve wasn't set correctly.

[@ceelowc1496]

Hi when the 2020 download or update do i have to buy the uprr locomotive addon or does it come with the update

[@mrmcbaldspot]

I thought the exact same thing about that fern even before you said it!

[@ronaamato9047]

next route is union pacific heavy haul?

[@robbleeker4777]

this was just bound to end up in a fail...

[@eugeniymeshch]

Dynamic brake is inefficient at slow speed. You should only use it when you are going fast.

[@zekrom6537]

if only he would read what the objective tells him to do "GO VIA LOCATION" it doesnt say to stop

[@XCrawlFan]

Bulldozer Power: dumping your aggregate...all over SoCal.

[@StuntpilootStef]

I see more biscuits needed tickling.

[@papasmurfette007]

You should have gone for a roll in the aggregate...

[@SaturnMist09]

Ooooo....driving locos from the amazing railway that brought the world.... BIG BOY!!!! Win Win!!!

[@zackbobby5550]

After high school I worked a summer job in a railyard where I unloaded cars just like those. They are awful wretched things and they should have been retired 30 years ago. They weren't originally brown. They are made out of rust lmao.

[@DoctorMagdaki]

One minute in and I cannot stop laughing.

[@kirkfranklinboy1986]

You have tickled my biscuits

[@stoobywho]

Train sim...Proficiency and comedy, oil and water.

[@colonelfailure]

Quite so. Efficiency is the enemy of entertainment.

[@aryespencer]

Choo choo everybody!

[@zackbobby5550]

Your engineer ran 2 miles in like 7 minutes. They should quit their job as an engineer and go for an endurance sprinter in the Olympics lol.

[@colonelfailure]

I edited it down quite a bit :)

[@zackbobby5550]

@@colonelfailure Oh yeah I can tell, but if you look at the clock in the bottom right, it's around 7 to 8 minutes of in-game time. Unless of course that's 12:47 the next day haha.

[@ParanoimiaUK]

Nnnnooooooo!!! Not a cliff hanger! 😭

[@rhmagalhaes]

Tchu tchu !!!

[@mobiletransportvideo]

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[@ironhorsethrottlemaster5202]

Dynamic brakes don't work until you're at speed how Dynamic brakes work is it turns the electric motor into a generator and the locomotive has to be going above 25 miles per hour or faster for there to be enough electrical generation what creates drag or a retarding force diesel electric motors send the electricity to the center fan that locomotive has three fans to on the end that's the radiator one in the middle that's the dynamic grid it's like a modified short like a toaster oven so when there's enough current in electricity when the train is going fast enough the electric motors will send that electricity to the dynamic grid which makes it glow and put out heat in the fan dissipate the electricity is heat ensure an in layman's terms you have to go fast the need the dynamic brake slow speeds use air brake only

[@cmdrtianyilin8107]

Let's ruin video games for all of you, shall we? In unreal engine 4 (this is where train sim world has been developed) you don't move. Your environment moves around you.

[@DonnaMcH]

24 hours

[@gregwheeler7012]

:)

[@DonnaMcH]

Noooooooo

[@robertsaldana311]

Oof

[@pietarisorsa153]

2nd

[@TeamWolfmountain]

I am not watching you not driving this train

[@colonelfailure]

We're all very post modern.

[@TeamWolfmountain]

@@colonelfailure absolutely