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When you say the cabview from ELR, could you explain a bit more?
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There's a 9F on the ELR Pack. He's using that loco's cab. :wink: There are sounds too, including two whistles :D , but he hasn't used them, probably because the ELR Sounds folder only has the whistles in it :-?
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Ok - thanks. I've got that pack but haven't used it for ages. Must look into it cos that view is excellent!

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kevpotts wrote:When you say the cabview from ELR, could you explain a bit more?
Hi
The cabview is from the ELR CD, corrected a little by me, and actually 71000 I believe.
The virtual cabview is a passenger view on the 9F, which as it has an accurately modeled 3d cab, I added to the eng file.
The ELR 9F sounds are great up to about 35mph, then they go very quiet.
So I prefer the ones I posted,which still sound good up to 90mph.
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Thanks Jon - sounds like I might have to fiddle a bit!

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kevpotts wrote:Ok - thanks. I've got that pack but haven't used it for ages. Must look into it cos that view is excellent!

Thanks!
It's a brilliant add on. Even the wagons have brake squealing and running sounds - they sound great after I've uncoupled them while descending the Lyme Regis grades in reverse :D :wink: . The disadvantage for me of course is they stop very quickly. BATS wagons or some freeware ones roll much faster - ideal for fly shunting! :D :D :D

Some of the ELR wagons have uncoupling sounds too, depending on what loco you're using, preferably an ELR one. They use a recording of the uncoupling sound heard on my Great Western Experience video :D - very loud and realistic. :D :D :D
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BATS wagons or some freeware ones roll much faster
This little . will roll away even with the brakes on.':D'

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Might have some of those in my LNER Pacifics add on amongst other similar things! :D :D :D
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Here's the situation on Lyme Regis:

See what I mean? :roll: :lol:

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*BUMP* *Driver looks back* "We've stopped! And...err...there's the Brake Van..." :roll:

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Forgot I was using unfitted wagons... :roll: :lol:
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