My Railroad Crossing Bell Collection, Part 3.

[@Chris-xk3bp]

Fantastic video! You sure have one amazing collection! It's very interesting to see the inside of the E-Bells and the boards that run them. It's also great that you were able to get the Safetran Hybrid running. I've always wanted to see a direct comparison between the Safetran and Westinghouse versions and you finally made that happen! Thanks!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@VictorianRailHeritage]

Awesome video, it sounds really good at 11:33

[@McKHAust]

Thanks!

[@bentheswitchsportsfan06]

2:50 sounds like its done with life

[@maxstrainsfanssmash687]

Excellent video I certainly liked the bell combos especially the two hybrids together

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@freebrickproductions]

Great video and collection!

[@jacktherailwayenthusiast3343]

Awesome video, you are certainly the richest bell owner of all railfans.

[@McKHAust]

Thanks

[@upking9080]

I would like to challenge that, with 28 bells total for me right now.

[@user-ji1om9cu9h]

Which bell you have?

[@missiondemolition]

You should swap the gongs between the Westinghouse and Safetran. I would love to hear what they sound like.

[@redhen334]

Great video! Noticed the GS Type 3 had some sort of weird low pitch effect by itself when watching with headphones, lol. And also nice bell combos.

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@vibezwithando1041]

Great video! Love your collection!

[@MrBnsftrain]

I like that you can easily change the speed of the WC Hayes E bell, unlike any other crossing bell

[@McKHAust]

Thanks! Yes I like the design of the WCH e-bells, it's user friendly.

[@coltconnorproductions1016]

Awesome video. love the new bells, the safetran type 3 is actually a siemens

[@McKHAust]

Thanks!

[@AndrewIsAwesome882]

Nice video! I like Safetran Type 3 and both GS E Bells. But this time the Safetran Type 3 is low-pitched.

[@swedishlevelcrossingchanne2745]

Very nice collection! Will be starting to show of my own stuff soon too! The hybrids sound awesome!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@rosalindjordansvelteworkou5356]

Make sure that you subscribe and that is useful to subscribe how to subscribe in this subscribe is present

[@rosalindjordansvelteworkou5356]

Weird

[@AH137productions]

Cool video and thanks for the shoutout! Great to see the difference between the 1st and second gen hybrids and also the safetran one

[@TheBCRailfan]

Awesome! Love that bell collection as well!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@trainman758]

Terffic video! Thanks for the shoutout! You’ve certainly got some nice bells in your collection:) I’ve always wanted to hear what a Westinghouse and Safetran hybrid would sound like together!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks, you're welcome :)

[@annmorland802]

9:59 Nice crossing railroad bell.

[@lckdwn478m]

great vid Bell, 5:48 rippy ST Hybrid Bell's gong due 2 rusted.

[@McKHAust]

Thanks THJR :) Yes rip rusted st hybrid gong, but it wii be repainted in teh future.

[@lckdwn478m]

ur wellcom, yeeee, y e.

[@dominiknalezny7906]

@@McKHAust That Bell is dying

[@natestrains1166]

You must have a newer WCH Ebell. The older ones didn't have sealed boards, so moisture would change the speed of the bell. It seems they fixed the problem by sealing the board.

[@McKHAust]

Yes the WCH is a newer version from 2016.

[@MobileRailSpotterRxR]

Great video!!!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks!

[@TrickyMario7654]

Great bells.

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@vibezwithando1041]

Also great that you did the shoutout

[@doohickey-enjoyer]

4:58 , Ah yes, my favourite bell. And better: 11:33

[@rosalindjordansvelteworkou5356]

Make sure you like this video

[@canadianrailfan1943]

Im soon going to get a Safetran mechanical bell how are powering them? can I put it on a 12 volt battery?

[@railwayamerica744]

Cool video!

[@PlyingKibbles89]

Great video and bells!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks!

[@Earth_Number_12]

When you’re late to school WCH BELL: I’m fast as f*** boi

[@FLCollection620]

Doesn’t the Safetran Type 3 sound a bit scratchy?

[@TazzieTransport]

nice job

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@ThunderboltFan2000]

U should switch the Westinghouse and Safetran Hybrid Gongs

[@McKHAust]

I would but they won't actually fit properly, because the gongs are different shapes.

[@therailrangervmtg8658]

McK&H Aust Westinghouse 1st gen gong sounds great! Do you perhaps know what the WCH gongs are made of? Steel?

[@videolover2014]

Um...The Safetran Type 3 E-Bell that you have is actually the Siemens E-Bell, going by the size & design of the Base. The Safetran Type 3 has a bigger & a more smooth flat design of the Base.

[@samstrainchannel611]

Thanks For The Shoutout Mate! I Appreciate it :) I Love the Crossing Bells They Look Awesome! I Hope I Can Learn About Crossings! I Filmed One Today

[@McKHAust]

Thanks Sam! You sure can learn about crossings, luckily there is plenty of material online. Congrats on filming a crossing :)

[@therailrangervmtg8658]

Hey mate great video! I’ve only just started collecting Railway hardware, (but I’ve loved railways for a long time) Just wondering how and where you get them? Thanks!

[@RXRMidwest]

eBay is a good starting place.

[@SandeepSingh-zw2ze]

What is that

[@patrickstransportchannel]

@@SandeepSingh-zw2ze bruh

[@Bluey_ruffruff]

I Think Ave D Has A General Signals Type 3 E-Bell

[@roadrailsrunwaysofwny]

5:57 This sounds exactly like the Attrige Road Crossing bell! Did you steal it from there lmao

[@natestrains1166]

The GS type 2 seems to be a type 1, as the board is screwed to the cap. Type 2s had the board attached to the speaker. It sounds like a type 2 because it is a loud tone model.

[@freebrickproductions]

It could also just be an early GS Type 2. The early Type 2s carried-over some of the design elements from the Type 1, including the screws on the cap.

[@natestrains1166]

That seems about right.

[@sqlmrq_]

Hi, im from Poland and at the summer im going to US and i want an crossing e bell from there! Would i ask csx worker to give me old gs type 1 e bell to give me one?

[@VicTransportExpeditions]

He’s from Australia unfortunately mate. Sorry

[@rosalindjordansvelteworkou5356]

Make sure you like this video and comment below subscribe

[@glenstransportvideos]

The Westinghouse’s are most commonly found in Melbourne

[@McKHAust]

Yes they are

[@TexasRailfan2008]

My town is full of general signals E-bells.

[@aidancprailrailwaystuffeng4612]

Where did you find the safetran hybrid

[@lachlantrainvideos]

Ah that first bell is very familiar

[@McKHAust]

Yes :)

[@BryantsRailfanProductions]

Nice! Did u see my video of my Safetran bell ringing?

[@McKHAust]

Thanks! Haven't watched your Safetran video yet, but I will later :)

[@kyleb06]

Awesome!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@weeardguy]

Okay, now I've got to ask: why exactly do you call them 'hybrid bells'? What's hybrid about them or is this some mechanical term I don't know of ;)

[@TCJ_YT]

Nice collection, Thanks for the shoutout I am in need for new subscribers

[@McKHAust]

Thanks Jesse, you're welcome :)

[@patrickstransportchannel]

A lot of those bells look new, do you get the from a supplier?

[@McKHAust]

Nearly all of them came from ebay.

[@patrickstransportchannel]

@@McKHAust jeez you must be quick 😂

[@jordyvt08]

4:28 what da hell happened with da bell!

[@aydoyt]

Rydal 11:09

[@McKHAust]

Yep :)

[@timeforbeans]

What was your power source? I have a Ebell but can't find a reliable power source.

[@McKHAust]

I use a model train controller for power

[@RXRMidwest]

I’m foaming

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)

[@CoastalOCRailfan]

Awesome!

[@McKHAust]

Thanks :)