Old GPWS (TAWS)

Old GPWS (TAWS) usually used in DC-10 or DC-9 and other very old aircraft

[@thetwopointslow]

The "Don't Sink" guy sounds genuinely concerned for the plane's goodwill

[@raymond4268]

+thetwopointslow yeah i know right?

[@iwanti7139]

IVPROGAMER the fuck you're talking about

[@fabriziomendoza2524]

Alert callout

[@spock7945]

haha ha empathy

[@JohnSapato]

Don't sink! Keep the plane happy 😀👍

[@liudasbar]

pull up is one of the scarrest sounds

[@unisyst]

This, air-raid sirens and the emergency broadcast sound. watch?v=erMO3m0oLvs watch?v=JJbbksMS1Pw

[@raptor2265]

It's supposed to be. It's supposed to make you think "OH SHIT!"

[@pawelkratus1973]

LiudasBar true

[@TheDogofTin]

Shit, It's the same-one from the JAL 123 crash

[@sinfullife8219]

Not unitl you experienced something called "Total engine failure" in the simulator. Even though its not real the adrenaline fucking is.

[@m598lmr]

"Pull Up" warning is also from Boeing 747, you can hear it for example in CVR recording of Japan Airlines 123 final minutes

[@Linnik_Gameplays]

m598lmr "It's the end".

[@trains_thru_the_lens]

@@Linnik_Gameplays the last words from flight 123

[@2wMaliman]

And they *couldn't* pull up

[@noctueevee]

2wMaliman 123 pulled up but Eng.4 crushed tree and lost it so died

[@nathanalexandre4728]

also kal 007

[@TijmensAviation]

For some reason I got obsessed with the “Whoop Whoop Pull Up” Warning...

[@Henry5949]

Aviation Spirit Me too, im thinking part of the day the gpws, and the black box im listened :(

[@TreacherousFennec]

Yeah, ITS my message ringtone, my alarm sound and such XD

[@andyp.4564]

At some point, everybody does

[@pisces2569]

Aviation Spirit I think it would sound great in a rap song along with “Terrain”

[@TheSavage3.6]

SAME WTF

[@user-ez4nv2wt1f]

JAL123便墜落事故のPULL UPの音だ…。こちらはPULL→UP↑と高めの声で発音されてるから、緊張感がある。

[@chickenadobo7649]

0:07 I heard it like "Don't think" XD

[@lazerpeabody8062]

herd it to I think its because the voice box is becoming old with age but its still funny

[@Haruki_Aikawa]

Which is exactly what you’re doing if you have to hear this call out 😂

[@JuanZapata04]

HA YA TO

[@robertw6894]

I think adam savage would agree with you

[@DraconicMaker]

You won’t think anymore when you crash .-.

[@m1co294]

Can't stop hearing "It's the end" in japanese whenever "WHOOP WHOOP Pull Up!" plays

[@EpicTyphlosionTV]

That black box audio still makes my bones chill

[@Clasiku]

A lot of people most likely talk about the CVR in JAL flight 123 having this particular GPWS alert sounds, but remember that Flying Tiger Line flight 66 were also flying a Boeing 747 that had this GPWS alerts and is what I most likely think of when I think of the 747's GPWS alerts. In all honesty, I actually like this variant of alerts, they sound better than the recent ones. It's just a shame that there isn't any higher quality samples of the alerts.

[@recepyunce7029]

I have the high quality version

[@rederenyeagerfan8]

Yep. I have heard about FTL Flight 66 and its cvr. Scary.

[@squadalaboi1413]

Another incident that had the same exact pull-up alert and nobody here mentions is the U.S. Air Force Diego Garcia close-call in 1998, and that was a C-5 Galaxy.

[@Rokku-P]

The high quality version is here kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4W1pGadn7WKhsk recorded directly from the GPWS unit itself

[@kosmologist]

"Whoop whoop pull up" is the clarion call of Death himself 😰☠

[@mimi2]

WHOOP WHOOP PULL UP WHOOP WHOOP PULL UP is still in use

[@mell7524]

But the voices are new

[@ienjoyhentaibiotch6229]

All of them are in use they just changed the voice

[@ThuTran-hr2zu]

Kid Com lepra new system=new voice lol

[@CyrilLi]

SR is the domestic version of 747-100 for Japan. SP is the shorter version of 747

[@andreluispinheiro9039]

Too low beer

[@southwest7004]

Hahah

[@heinkel1115]

Grüße aus Deutschland

[@futurepilot6749]

Too low gear

[@artyjaycayairlines]

@@heinkel1115 ???

[@andreluispinheiro9039]

@@artyjaycayairlines A350 is a French/German plane made by French/German corporation Airbus

[@sondesix_]

"tinkrate, tinkrate"

[@sondesix_]

"hire left engine"

[@ytdan9421]

Alvin Zahran Majid whoop whoop

[@mrman6594]

Donk shink Donk shink

[@bellcc2930]

Too slow, beer

[@haydenreyes4621]

Two slow it rained

[@channelmati3577]

Pull up sound like japan airlines 123

[@nfang_tk]

Also "sink rate" was the same too

[@robloxgamer2251]

It is.

[@lilvochy9550]

The 747,757,727 include the warning since its a old jen

[@davidca96]

I love these old ones more than the new especially sink rate followed by dooit dooit pull up because of Japan Air 123.

[@drjesa]

The pull upp warning sounds scary like hes screming in panick

[@redacted8983]

IT'S... IT'S THE END

[@channelmati3577]

( *BOOM SOUND* )

[@nightflyer3242]

*Sound of first impact *Sound of second impact (End of Recording)

[@noctueevee]

Navel Lover btw First impact is that engine 4 crushed tree

[@antagonisingbison287]

black box recordings scary af

[@doggonaut9624]

Japanese airlines

[@evilassaultweaponeer]

You're thinking of the SP. The SR is for "Short Range", and was mainly used in Japan, hence why a 747SR was the A/C involved in the Flight 123 accident.

[@YaBoyFlaky5663]

And the SR has the same upper deck as the -300

[@iforgottobubble]

0:19 Narrator: Sinkrate Also Narrator: *pAnCaKe*

[@ninjadin777]

lol

[@ninjadin777]

i hear pancake actually

[@Skiedeagle]

Now you can't unhear it

[@doggonaut9624]

Call it GPWS or alarm guy

[@smoosty_]

I love the hard lip smack on the glide slope.

[@user-xd7vy7np9c]

pull up sound is too scared....

[@user-ejdj72Jbsk1]

여기에 한국인이?

[@errornull41]

오

[@user-om2rc5bi4j]

한국인 발견

[@Hiphop15142]

TAWS : Life or Death in a couple of seconds. For me, the scariest thing in life

[@evadixon5614]

Don't think...Don't think...

[@t.a356]

Eva Dixon 考えるな？

[@Komotau4691]

Thx for sharing sounds different from newer one.

[@bigmandan5824]

0:10 haunting!

[@jordiaumatell8430]

You wake up in sweat You feel a pressence Then... 0:16

[@dankbank666]

"Whoop whoop pull up" is going to be my new morning alarm. nothing like a good jump start

[@TheBoredEditor]

Short range version of the 747 used by airlines like JAL used this type of GPWS system.

[@AirborneRenegade]

Their origins: DC-9 DC-10 B747-200/300 B767 B757 A300 A310

[@thereallincolntakanashi]

doesnt this also count 747-100 🤔

[@gaztastic]

the 757 used a different one

[@no-ug6gi]

the A300, A310, 767, and the 757 used different ones

[@dzenan9331]

JAL 123

[@t.a356]

Dženan ツ yes, i don't born but i know this news.GPWS pull up is so ''Kowai'' . はい、私は生まれていませんが,私はこのニュースを知っています.GPWSプルアップ音声はとても "コワイ"ですね。フィアーです。

[@user-gi4rb4xb5w]

Dženan ツ それはアカン。

[@okcacnioancacpwejp]

時雨トキサメ いけないことか？123便が思い起こされただけの話だ。

[@user-gi4rb4xb5w]

まぁなんというか、はい。 完全にコメントミスしました。

[@emregny_134]

Dženan ツ 😓☹️

[@MemeReviewer]

For those of you who want to know what GPWS system this is, its a Sunstrand Mk2

[@Brillemeister]

Sounds like a 4-track cartridge that's been stored in a swamp. Love it. God bless

[@MrWolfSnack]

Someone likely put a mic up to the speaker. Today there is ways to extract and isolate it through its memory chip.

[@broccc]

thats for the 747 200

[@user-nn2tk8vm8m]

ああもう駄目だという声が聞こえてしまう

[@byuldoriful]

wanna meet the one who recorded this

[@spock7945]

yes please, who are they!?

[@murrin-]

김별돌 probably dead

[@user-dz6hn6we7g]

한국분??? 안냐쎄요!!

[@Oceansta]

From Flight Simulator

[@genarodelprado4005]

TO RAIN TO RAIN,PULL UP PULL OUT

[@haydenreyes4621]

ha

[@gwentennysonproductions6376]

This is so much less scarier than the MD-11 GPWS the company would go on to produce

[@TheRenegadist]

I wish we had HD versions of these sounds.

[@hankarci]

you deserve a medal

[@baiduryachanda1304]

'Sinkrate pull up, is the correct alarm

[@charlesgreentvision615]

Im pretty sure the "PULL UP!" sound is from the Boeing 747-100

[@CorrodedGalaxy]

Planes now woop woop pull up Planes in 2000: woop woop “*PULL UP*”

[@sirxavior1583]

Awesome bedroom alarm "Pull Out...whoop whoop...Pull Out...whoop whoop".

[@zrspangle]

*the night is foggy, visibility is nil. You're relying on your instruments for instructions. As you cruise through the darkness, your stick starts violently vibrating. You quickly look at your artificial horizon, it shows an angle of less than 5 degrees. You decide to lower your nose a bit, just in case. However, as you do so, the GPWS starts screaming "SINK RATE, PULL UP." You slowly realise the awful situation you find yourself in. The last thing you hear before your unfortunate demise, is **0:25**.*

[@indahooddererste]

its a special designed 747 for domestic flights they put up to 550 seats in it. customers was mostly japanese airlines like ANA and Japan Airlines SR= Short range

[@wtlf1026]

indahooddererste: wasn’t there a variation of the 747 that is similar to the 747-SR?? I think it was the 747-400D. D=Domestic. ANA and JAL were big users of this aircraft

[@lilvochy9550]

Pull up sound is also used on the 737 200 Then they switch into a new one cuz gpws has its own expired wich means if the gpws sound is expired it will sounds giberish so they upgrade the gpws sound after 50 year of use

[@pisces2569]

I like how the guy who says "Don't Sink" sounds genuinely concerned for the plane

[@haruthecat8889]

there is literally a comment with the same text, dum

[@pisces2569]

@@haruthecat8889so what?

[@ttped3967]

whoop whoop pull up

[@haydenreyes4621]

0:10 Whoop whoop Pull up

[@Y3MG34R]

0:23 the "terrain terrain" warning sounds like a grumpy man expecting someone to "pull up" like "UMM TERRAIN TERRAIN, PULL UP" ps. "PuLl Up

[@neru_dark]

123便思い出すなぁ

[@user-jb5gh8hm3l]

これ確か全日空ジャンボ機ハイジャック事件の時もなったはずだよね GPWSが鳴ってたという話があるし

[@nuph5918]

0:19 0:10 This is how the alarm of Japan Airlines Flight 123 made

[@INF1NI73]

That whoop whoop would make a great sample.

[@beingintheusisaflex]

0:10 the voice sounds like it's raising up

[@dominicspatola1774]

This is mildly terrifying. 😳

[@joshuapowell114]

I think that was the point.

[@favoritepenguin4950]

The voice of that Guy make that this sounds more scarier

[@jbrian80]

DC-10 used a different more robotic sound....like the one from UA232

[@broccc]

true

[@AirborneRenegade]

MD aircraft sound way different this is a Boeing 767/747-sp alarm

[@haydenreyes4621]

Air New Zealand flight 901 used the the whoop whoop Pull up

[@GCarty80]

That old DC-10 GPWS also used the same "Whoop whoop pull up" sound for all alerts except the glideslope one.

[@ashleydejesus6566]

some of it is from JAL123 and some of it sounds like a MD80

[@MrFelt1000]

japan 123 was an SR

[@floridavillasana4712]

Old gpws October 1960 to January 31 1996

[@Sam.m6]

0:26 this has to be the scariest sound you can hear in a plane.

[@neunundfuenfzig]

OH HELLO THERE

[@Sam.m6]

@@neunundfuenfzig hey

[@neunundfuenfzig]

@@Sam.m6 i see you everywhere recently lol

[@Sam.m6]

@@neunundfuenfzig :) lol

[@janfrancisangelosnyder1051]

0:10 that is the old 747 pull up alarm used for the 747-100, 747-200, 747-300

[@ComputerGuyWINDOWS]

“oh. i got a hundred feet on the.. shit..” *whoop whoop pull up-* *crash*

[@Koronuru]

Every time I hear that Pull Up warning, the thing came first on my mind is the JAL Flight 123 incident.

[@SerialDesignationN157]

0:19 0:10 Japan Air Lines Flight 123 GPWS Sound

[@DarkFalconAnimations]

What year are these recordings from?

[@mitahcggs]

The GPWS computer that generated this specific set of warnings were made in the mid 1970s (around 1976) and were manufactured for many years

[@DarkFalconAnimations]

mitahcggs So is this a computer voice?

[@mitahcggs]

​@@DarkFalconAnimations Correct, these are all fully synthetic (computer generated) voices from a Sundstrand Data Control Mark II GPWS -Though their Mark III (used in some early 757s and some airbus aircraft, but quickly made obsolete with the EGPWS) & Mark IV (used in military aircraft) computers used the same set of warnings. The pull up warning in this video was also used in their Mark I GPWS. These units were a base option in all Boeing aircraft starting in 1974, and were also a base option on all Concorde's by 1974 as well

[@DarkFalconAnimations]

@@mitahcggs Oh, OK. Thanks for letting me know!

[@mitahcggs]

@@DarkFalconAnimations Sure thing, man - Happy to help!

[@jo.frmva1]

Scary pull up sound

[@comunismo5513]

This is a good way of telling the pilots that they are going to fucking die if they dont do anything about the problem

[@volante8657]

SR is mostly found in Japan =]

[@Youdont79]

The same PULL UP! From the 747 The 747s old pull up was from the 747-200 and 100

[@lloydgreenninja7484]

0:10 whoever said pull up there sounded loud and crazy

[@danishmakmal8565]

The GPWS sound more sound like,whoop-whoop pull @,

[@Phoenix258]

its sad to hear that so many pilots have heard this before they died :(

[@planeplayers]

It used also in older 747 like 747 100

[@mr.mcadoo]

LOVE IT!!!

[@flightofpotato]

Thanks I enjoyed it

[@andreivillasana2798]

1970s gpws

[@mrphil8809]

Sinkrate that means you are dropping the nose too much and it is called “Sinkrate!” And don’t sink that means it is telling you to raise an altitude and makesure you are in a good altitude and it says “Don’t Sink!” Too low terrain means you were too low the alarm will sound “Too Low Terrain!” Too low gear is the another part of too low terrain if the gears are also low and the alarm sounds “Too Low Gear!” Too low flaps means you retracted the flaps but you were too low the alarm will sound “Too Low Flaps!” Terrain is heading towards of any terrain structure alarms “Terrain Terrain!” And the worst alarm is that you were too low with problems and forcing to raise the nose the alarm will sound “Whoop Whoop Pull Up!” Windshear means winds are moving your plane into any sideways and it sounds like this “Windshear!” Glideslope the proper path of descent for an aircraft preparing to land and the sound is this “glideslope glideslope!”

[@Lukas-yn8ie]

"Woof up Woof up!"

[@Cthight]

00:28 when you nearly crash into the friendzone.

[@zvj]

But instead of *pull up* it’s Pull *OUT*

[@Fen1xozze]

The Whoop whoop pull up warning is from the Boeing 747-100 to 747-300

[@AmericanRussianAviation]

Boeing 747-227B callouts

[@charlienorton2337]

It sounds like he's saying pancake pancake instead of sinkrate sinkrate

[@Mothxcat]

🚨Whoop🚨whoop🚨‼️pull🗣️‼️up🗣️

[@nathanhillaert]

SR means short range

[@lachicaearljohnl.5415]

Very old but i like it

[@smrtc151productions4]

0:10 hears this in Japan airlines flight 123 CVR

[@bnrid8086]

And flying tiger 66 too

[@andreivillasana2798]

0:10 0:27

[@ZImpresive]

I need this system in my *Low Rider.*

[@zethalexandra01]

In memories of Japanese Airlines - JAL123

[@peppermintthearcticfox4218]

The A-10 experience in Blackhawk Rescue Mission 5.

[@themanhimselfsunny]

Aircraft that I know of that used this: DC-8, DC-9, MD-11, Boeing 747-100

[@no-ug6gi]

close enough, some DC-10 operators had this exact GPWS or TAWS, not the MD-11 though

[@richardvega8938]

Pretty sure the pull up alarm was also found in the 737 -200 and 737 classic

[@ckiimyirhnski1056]

This voice sounds very anxious

[@Ahmetheuss]

The most scariest sound evet

[@airforces18]

Old Boeing 747-100 Gpws

[@themightymitsubishilancere8027]

747-100sr gpws and taws.... jal123 rest in peace

[@d.b.cooper1]

whoop whoop it's the sound of police

[@Connorbuilds22]

pull up sounds like you up you up

[@ytVirgoGaming]

B747 Classic Alarms

[@jaydenthudsonthegodzilla2083]

SINK RATE WHOOP WHOOP PULL UP!!!