Could someone tell me what would be the nearest sound I could use to resemble a Sulzer V16 engine.? Mid 1960's..no turbo..1100rpm max..
Any help appreciated..!!
Georges
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Could someone tell me what would be the nearest sound I could use to resemble a Sulzer V16 engine.? Mid 1960's..no turbo..1100rpm max..
Any help appreciated..!!
Georges
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How about the sounds from a real Sulzer? Go to http://www.uktrainsim.com/ and search the file library for Class 44/45/46 sounds. I think this will be the closest you will get. However, there could be other UK locos that had Sulzer engines.
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Will check that asap..thanks,,!!
Any US locos had Sulzer engines in early/mid 60's??
We are talking 4000 hp here.. Georges
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No problems. AFAIK, the Morrison-Knudsen rebuilds (1976?) of the SP U25B's were the first US deisels fitted with Sulzers. Rated at 2800hp I believe. There were also some UP SD40's fitted with Sulzers in the last 10 (?) years.
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