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<p>Well I'm not the first person to report that a 567 has a "chug", like a helicopter.</p><p>I've heard so many folks say that, that I considered it a kind of a "trademark" of 567 engines...</p><p> </p><p>Here is a 16-645E for comparison. Now I can't say anything about realism of the first recording, but this one I made myself, and can tell you for sure that this is how it sounded, if you use headphones that is. </p><p><a href="http://free-os.t-com.hr/redmist/2062kretanje.mp3">http://free-os.t-com.hr/redmist/2062kretanje.mp3</a></p><p> </p><p>Notice how, when this one loads-up, it has a very different exhaust texture. You mentioned the word "barking", that's a good word, but I'd use it in reverse, I'd say the 567 barks in the first recording, while you can't hear the barking in this recording of 645. It's more of a crunchy sound that the exhaust of this 645 makes. </p><p> </p>
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