Some flat sounding bells

[NathanFromEngland]

The WCH mechanical bell sounds a bit flat here.


But then again, this is Florida after all.

Edit: Look's like the video is refusing to embed for me, how do i fix this?

Just remove anything and everything after the video ID, like I've told you (and done for you) 20,000 times before...

Also, looks like you've got the wrong video anyways, as the one you're trying to embed is the one I posted above, so you'll probably want to make sure you have the right link this time as well:

This bell sounds a bit weak:

Ah, i was trying to post this! I thought i copied and pasted the link to this video but i must've messed up somewhere!


Anyway, back to topic.

Here is a few crossings from South Korea with flat bells.




Horrible sounding buzzer.

[ZachL]

Ah, i was trying to post this! I thought i copied and pasted the link to this video but i must've messed up somewhere!

That's actually Sulphur Springs, not Seminole Heights.

[freebrickproductions]

These bells don't really work:

[NathanFromEngland]

These bells don't really work:

Maybe they could do with a little bit of oil?

[NathanFromEngland]

One of the alarms on this crossing descends into a flatline.


I'm not very sure if this crossing had it's alarms replaced or toned down, as they sounded different 7 months earlier.

[NathanFromEngland]

Here is a Pratt Avenue crossing in Poland, the mechanical bell to the far left only lets out two rings before it dies for the remainder of the video, the bell to the right has been horribly modernised with a buzzer.

[freebrickproductions]

This WCH bell sounds a bit rough:

[ZachL]

This WCH bell sounds a bit rough:

Also rings a bit faster than average as well, I think.

[The BC Railfan]

Here's a bad sounding Safetran Mechanical Bell that was on Highway 2 in Enfield, NS:

[chris96]

Here's a bad sounding Safetran Mechanical Bell that was on Highway 2 in Enfield, NS:

Sounds like the hammer's starting to wear through the gong at the point of contact. Either that or it's been over-tightened. Loosening and rotating the gong could fix things up.