The Kent Coast Networker units, originally designed by British Rail Engineering Limited in collaboration with ABB, were manufactured by Metro-Cammell. The Class 465/2, 465/9, and 466 variants were subsequently equipped with traction systems provided by GEC Alsthom. The Class 465/2 and Class 466 units feature self-ventilated squirrel-cage induction motors (SCIMs), capable of continuous output at 1073 kW and tested up to 3500 RPM, with a maximum speed of 120 km/h. In contrast, the Class 365 (initially commissioned in 1993 from ABB as the dual-voltage Class 465/3 for 160 km/h service) employs traction motors without integrated fan blowers or active air cooling. Instead, they utilize forced oil cooling, relying on ambient airflow over the frame (OFAN system) to dissipate heat. This configuration enables the Class 365 motors to achieve an additional 180 kW of continuous power output compared to the Class 465 units. This sound mod is here to bring the traction sounds to life!
Accurate VVVF Reproduction
- Recordings implement 300Hz, 27P, 21P, 15P, 9P, 7P, 3P, and 1P like-for-like including Alstom's SHE technique
- Hear the asynchronous carrier pulse discretely and continuously inside and outside
- Made to match recordings as closely as practical with much greater clarity and crisp
- Separate interior and exterior recordings
Gearbox Whine
- Not to be confused with the traction motor VVVF
- The gearbox can now be heard spooling linearly up to speed
Traction Blowers
- Heard always as a dull proportional rumble and whine, used to cool the motors and not to be confused with the gearbox
- Improves the sense of speed when the motor is open-circuit
Wider Range of Rolling Sounds
- Separate interior and exterior recordings
- Includes near, far, and distant running recordings
- Features popular previous flange sound sets
Improved Track Joints
- Many more track joint sounds are now used for the Class 465
- Sounds played vary depending on speed
- Separate interior and exterior recordings
Very Loud Horn
- It sounds loud in-game even if it's been dialled down for comfort
- Features an echo that closely matches online sources and recordings made at West Malling
Requirements
Southeastern Highspeed for Train Sim World
Installation Instructions
- Navigate to: steamapps\common\Train Sim World 3\WindowsNoEditor\TS2Prototype\Content\DLC
- Install the file
Tags: class-465 govia-southeastern sound-mod southeastern southeastern-highspeed
Files
!Class465SoundMod5.pak 43 MB · Added 8 hours ago · Downloaded 64× Changelog.txt 1 KB · Added 8 hours ago · Downloaded 41×Previously uploaded files have been downloaded 9,230 times before being withdrawn.
Comments
Sounds even better now, thank you!
I did not think it was possible to out-do the great Armstrong Powerhouse, yet here we are! :D
Super mod sonore, merci à vous pour votre générosité
Do I need to remove any of the old mods? which one do i remove?
Only if you have the mod called !Amogus.pak
All his old sound mods still work just fine as he has only created those, so there are no need to remove any of them unless you don't want to use the mod
I'm not actually joking btw, there's an Amogus sound mod for the Class 465 somewhere...
Is there anyway for this to work on TSW2? Sounds really cool but my computer cant run TSW3, so im stuck with TSW2 for now.
At some point I will make one for TSW2
Okay, cool.
sad to say gave it a run and dont like it just when coming into stations no sound is a turn off for me
Yeah well that's just a lie really isn't it
Great, Thanks a lot for this new Mod for the 465 class !
Thanks for update
Good job !
ItsYa165... Why are you constantly so rude to people in the comment replies? Just because somebody doesn't like your work or agree with you your constantly rude in reply. Acusing people of not knowing the trains properly, or discrediting their points. Like please just gain some manners. You're now going to be rude to me too, but at least i'm brave enough to call you out.
I've take people's feedback seriously, but only for people who I can take seriously.
To be fair, itsya165 is not at fault. He has been nice to people if they are nice to him. Some people either have unrealistic expectations or demand stuff or are just straight up rude. Itsya165 has a whole personal life and can't do everything perfectly or include everything. He is making mods in his freetime
There was a comment in the class 43 mod that said the sound is really bad cuz it had popping noises and called itsya165 a failure. Think about it. Is that what you want to be called? The user could have said "I found popping noises in the 43, could you look into it and improve it?" You see the difference it makes to the modder?
Another comment for his fictional sound mods said the mods are pointless. If they don't like it, don't download it or say anything. There was little appreciation towards his work.
hello hope your well, are you considering doing the 385 for tsw4 because I absolutely loved that soundmod and i hate with a passion the OG 385 sound. also, how does one change tsw3 files so they work for tsw4? i have a personal mod that was WIP and not sure how to make it work for tsw4. cheers
Damian
Hello ItsYa165 Wishing all the best this Christmas, I'm going through the process of reinstalling mods, had a few that didn't play nice with TSW4, doing the process of elimination, while doing so,
I have this mod of yours -->> !Class465SoundMod[TSW3]2 Should/Could I still use it for TSW3
and the current? Class465SoundMod[TSW4]3.pak for TSW4 or use the current version for both. I have been using your mods for some time and like them very much.
Keep the TSW3 version, but try the TSW4 on both and see
I very much appreciate you getting back to me. Will give it a go, and let ya know how it works out, I will update this post.
:UPDATE:
I just finished a quick test with TSW3 after installing ->!Class465SoundMod[TSW4]3
The test went well, TSW3 loaded up and all sounded great :) I was expecting a forever-loading screen, to be honest, BUT, thankfully it did not. Again thank you for the time and effort in making the mods very much appreciate it.
Oh yeah, I forgot to say that I uninstalled !Class465SoundMod[TSW3]2 first then installed !Class465SoundMod[TSW4]3.
I'll mark the mod as TSW3 compatible then, thank you
No problem, Glad to assist, it's the least I can do. I did record a Test video and will do a better one.
Any chance you can add the motor whine before the train departs, good audio pack though good work :)
I mean before the train moves it has a whine
this sound
I know what you mean. Yes it's possible but I'm not working on much at this time. I will get back around to the 465 at some point in the future but don't worry. What you're describing is just an energized rotor. When it magnetizes, the back EMF in the stator can be used to locate the position of the rotor and then drive torque into the shaft.
Thank you mate can't wait to see when you eventually come back to the 465 :)
Thanks for your great work!But it doesn't work in TSW5.
thanks for update
Kein problem
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About this mod
- Created
- 12 Jan 2023
- Updated
- 8 hours ago
- Game
- Train Sim World
- Type of content
- Sound
- Train Sim World compatibility
- Train Sim World 5
- Train Sim World Content
- Southeastern BR Class 465 EMU, Southeastern Highspeed
huge thanks for all your sound mods!