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Is there anywhere that I could get real-life sound clips of an Alco 244 engine, preferably from an RS10, PA or FA? By the very realistic sounds of a 244 on a PA I downloaded, it sounds like a cool engine with a very deep roar. -Andy the LRC lover
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Okay I'll accept sounds from RS2's and RS3's now too. Any loco with a 244!-Andy the LRC lover
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Is a 251 close enough? :-\
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Sorry, i've heard a 251 many times.(VIA LRC's!) Im looking for a 244.-Andy the LRC lover
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