Thanks Matthew. I'd be glad to assist - financially or otherwise! I'm
looking forward to being able to hear the SNAP of the line-breaker opening
under load if the 'driver' notches up too quickly!
On Wed., 9 Jan. 2019, 13:45 Matthew Geier matthew@...
wrote:
> On 9/1/19 1:38 pm, Ronald Besdansky wrote:
>
> I'm creating a tram-driving simulator. The photo shows the controller type
> RB-1 in an early stage of construction. It uses an Arduino microcontroller
> board to communicate with my PC. I'm sure somebody has already done this
> (e.g. Microsoft Train driving simulator) but I like doing my own thing.
> (I've been writing programs for 51 years this year!)
>
> What I would like to get is a good recording of the gear noise during
> notching-up - especially from a spur-gear (as opposed to helical-gear) tram
> - e.g. a Melbourne W2. I've tried creating the sound with a synthesiser but
> couldn't get it right.
>
> Any suggestions welcome!
>
>
> I'll have to try to remember to record 249 at Loftus. I have recording of
> brake release and the gongs, but I never attempted motor recordings.
>
> Need to ride 249 on a non-traffic day so the motor hatches can be up to
> get the sound clearly.
>
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