theconductor Wrote:
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> David Dewey Wrote:
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Only the few of us who know what steam
> should
> > > > sound like know that 4014 isn't doing much,
> > if
> > > > any, work. The PR is incredible. Yes, I
> wish
> > I
> > > > could have heard some real stack talk, but
> it
> > > is
> > > > still an amazing show. If you had to take a
> > > > steamer on a two month outing, far from
> > almost
> > > ANY
> > > > servicing facility, you might want to baby
> it
> > > too.
> > >
> > > Is that from just one class like "Steam
> Sounds
> > > 101?" Or do you need a PhD to really know
> what
> > > noises a steam engine makes? Am I to assume
> it's
> > a
> > > little harder than rocket science?
> >
> > Wow Dewey posts something positive but speaks
> the
> > truth on how much its working and you still
> flame
> > him. Why don't you legitimately dispute his
> stack
> > talk fact or go take the class your talking
> > about!!!
>
> I can't, I don't have a PhD. . .
>
> Also, "Only the few of us who know what steam
> should sound like," is both disingenuous and
> arrogant. But sure, let's state what he said as,
> "truth" and "fact."

Yes, because it is both truth and fact.

I suggest you do little searching around the net
for what a working steam locomotive sounds like.

There a several YouTube videos of various steam
locomotives working on freight. The 4014 sounds
nothing like those, because it is working minimally
if at all.

Perhaps a bit of effort an your part would help open
your eyes. And mind.