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L.M. Ericsson Ringklocka KLD 43

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Uploaded by on Feb 3, 2009

This is a short video showing you the loudest thing in my room.

It's a railroad crossing bell, manufactured by L.M. Ericsson.
This bell runs with 12 volts DC or 24 volts DC. I'm using my old ROCO-transformer to run it with 0-15 volts DC.
It's not only the loudest, it's one of the heaviest - it weights almost 20 kilograms, and only the bell itself weights about 10 kilograms.

I'm not so sure about the manufacturing date, but I think that this bell was made in 1977.

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  • dear livesteamer, how did you get that bell? where? in a railway museum? I need a answer, please!

  • This bell was given to me by a fellow railfan, and he said that he got this bell from somewhere around city of Turku, but he was not sure about this - that's just what he recalled when I asked for some background information about this bell.

    He got it from a level crossing which was just being removed from service. Right now the bell is in storage, and there are few rusted screws that need to be replaced at some point.

  • LiveSteamer, I have couple of questions:

    1. How did you get that bell in your own room?

    2. It's even legal to own such thing in your room for own purposes?

  • You can get these legally from Sweden. ;)

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  • @InterCitySv But could you at least provide me the link to the website that you're talking about?

  • @kurvjuh At Banverkets materialservice, you can also find signals and other rail stuff there! =)

  • Bombardier makes them nowadays?

    Phew, I thought these would became more scarce, as in Finalnd some modern crossings like Spede have electronical bells, rather LME-styled bells, but where did you get the information? eBay, perhaps?

  • those bells still makes, but not by lme. bombardier makes them, and they cost over 2000$

  • we hav those in sweden there are lots of em they are at evry controlled railroad crossing.

    SWE vi har ju kvar dessa i sverige de sitter ju vid varenda overvakade övergång

  • Asjanmukanen kello..

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