NS Train 733 Jackson GA BNSF Power

[littlesean2010]

very nice video keep them coming 5 star's

[pwalpar]

Thanks for watching Sean

[Trainlover4ever2006]

Those coal cars loo empty.

[pwalpar]

Yes they are empty and headed home

[dekfungton]

Excellent video! I haven't seen too many engines like 9834 out West, so it's nice to see! I love the speed, great job! :)

[pwalpar]

Thanks for watching

[robmasterman]

It just gets better and better Walter, great video...5* Bob

[pwalpar]

Thanks Bob

[wolframkoegler]

Did somebody count the number of carriages? I stopped after a while. Thanks, Walter, for this phantastic video.

[pwalpar]

I think the count was around 125 cars. Thanks for watching Wolfram

[wolframkoegler]

Thanks, Walter, for counting them for me. How many trains are passing by there a day? Do you live near the track, as the noise seem immense to me?

[pwalpar]

Lots of trains running, not sure how many however. I live 15 miles away. But as a child we lived right beside the tracks. Believe it or nor after a while you dont even notice them passing, Visitors would ask, How do you stand the noisy trains, to which we would reply what trains we didn't hear them. We were so ust to them it wouldnt wake us up

[Espeelover]

SWEET! All forign Power! well at least for you I think.

[pwalpar]

Thanks

[G2000Redtiger]

I love Diesellocomotives5* Thanks for sharing.

[pwalpar]

Thanks Friend

[pwalpar]

Thanks for watching

[RicardoFrontera]

Caro amigo, Vídeo sensacional, com acompamento gradual das imagens. Qual o modelo da câmara fotográfica que usou para fazer este vídeo? Merece 5 estrelas!  Abraços!

[pwalpar]

Obrigado meu amigo, A câmera eu uso é um JVC Everio

MG-630. Obrigado por cumprimentar meus vídeos e para assistir.

[RicardoFrontera]

Caro Walter, Sua câmara/filmadora é fantástica. Que sabe no futuro compro uma. Uso Sony DSC90. Seus vídeos, em especial, dos trens são maravilhosos. Fique com Deus!! Abraços desde Brasil!

Dear Walter, Your camera / camcorder is fantastic. Who knows in the future buy one. Use Sony DSC90. Your videos, in particular, the trains are wonderful. Stay with God! Abraços from Brasil!

[Bevoin1970]

You have some great looking locations in your parts Walter... Great video too ! 5*

[pwalpar]

Thanks paul

[ConrailSD80MAC]

Interesting mix of hoppers there. I don't think I've EVER seen a smooth-side coal hopper before. Was it just this train, or are distributed power units becoming common here on the east coast now? Well done.

[pwalpar]

Not sure how to answer that as , I have been away from active Railroad service several years now.  It did seem a bit unusual Thanks for watching

[bitterman112]

That GEVO ES44AC looks good as BNSF power leading that NS coal drag! I also like your video editing statis! Great Vid & 5 Stars!

[pwalpar]

Thank You

[CSXrailz]

You`re videos are getting WAY better and "I`m lovin it"

5*

[pwalpar]

Well Thank You for watching, Im glad you like them

[kimbhut65]

Walter:

Looks like you have now tamed the new software. It is producing excellent quality videos now. BTW, did you use your new tripod in this video? The panning was pretty smooth.

Shoban

[pwalpar]

Thanks Shoban. Yes I had the weight on it. I can work it smoother for sure.

[iusetano]

Excellent video Walter.***** Your are putting some fancy touches to your videos. I like it.

[pwalpar]

Thanks for the stars Hans

[okiebill1948]

Walter, which video editor are you using? I am thinking of getting a new one myself to extend my capabilities, particularly since I have gotten into Hi-Def and HD big screen tv.

[pwalpar]

videostudio X2 I will send you a link its on sale

[ervans]

Excellent video Walter 5* great HQ

[pwalpar]

Thanks Ervan

[togreektown]

Walt!

Great catch on the coal train.

Lots of wheels with flat spots on that train.

I really like your new software and you must be having a great time with it.

Wayne 5*******

[pwalpar]

Yes I am starting to appreciate it more as I learn to operate it. Thanks Wayne

[meme1959]

I thought that was alot of cars for two engines, even if they were empty., then I saw the pusher on the rear. Nice catch and video, as usual, Walt. 5*

[pwalpar]

Thanks Cutter

[norfolksouthernjb]

dang he was moving! lol

[pwalpar]

Thanks Josh

[TheBrassHole]

That's incredible. Walter I just moved right next to a really bussy track. I see mostley freight, but sometimes passenger trains too. I am repainting the inside of the house and I counted 12 trains today. ( I can here them through the house ) How far away do I need to stay while filming? I want to film some for you to see what it is.

[TheBrassHole]

I always wonder whats inside the cars. So does the last locamotive get pulled? Or is it doing any work? Sorry for the rooky questions.

[pwalpar]

Your question is an excellant one. The last locomotive is a working engine. its operated via remote control from the head end. It pushes and it makes it much easier for the train to be moved. This one was empth going home, but when it went south it was loaded heavy with coal for Ga Powers Plant Scherer. Ive worked on these style cars quite a bit. The doors operate on air and its empties the coal while still moving. The never stop.