No. I made an antenna out of a paper clip and some aluminum foil to get the radio to work. Just like my old TV back in the 70's, I periodically have to move it around to get the best reception...
Mike C.
wobblinwheel I was playing around with the sound on my BLI H10 Consolidation the other day, and I kept punching the different "radio chatter" function keys, and all of a sudden I heard something like: "Do you see that black SUV?" and the response was: "You mean the black LEXUS?" "Yeah, they were honkin' and wavin' like CRAZY!" I had no idea that Lexus SUV's have been around THAT LONG...!!
I was playing around with the sound on my BLI H10 Consolidation the other day, and I kept punching the different "radio chatter" function keys, and all of a sudden I heard something like: "Do you see that black SUV?" and the response was: "You mean the black LEXUS?" "Yeah, they were honkin' and wavin' like CRAZY!" I had no idea that Lexus SUV's have been around THAT LONG...!!
Your H10 has a radio?
Does it have the big inductive trainphone antennas on the tender?
Peter
It's unfortunate that they tend to use the same "chatter" for every engine. That's one thing Lionel does well for the O guys, their engines have specific things for each engine, even different accents (so your Noo Yawk Central E-unit chatter is very different from y'all's Southern E-unit chatter).
Pretty much out of the "PRR H10 era", I'd say!
The original Lexus SUV was the Lexus version of the Toyota 80 series Land Cruiser, the LX-450. That would tend to date the comment to sometime after the early- to mid-90s.
Mike Lehman
Urbana, IL
That's why I won't use crew sounds... I am the crew... but very interesting, who knows what our little models will be saying next!
Steve
If everything seems under control, you're not going fast enough!
Well, I thought it was funny...sheesh....
I'm thinking they got it confused with one of the old STUDEBAKER SUV's. Don't ya think...?