They have a poor sound but should be clearly audible when the button is
pressed.  Hard to tell from the description.  The performance of the
tube in the controller is critical.  It should vibrate at about 400Hz. 
The controller should emit a low volume but audible 400Hz. tone,
independent of the loco, if you listen closely to it.  If it does not,
the contacts need adjustment.  (If it doesn't work now you can't hurt
it.)  Cut open the tube and adjust the base and 15V contacts to
oscillate properly. Then tape the tube back together.

Scott Holm wrote:
> 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What the heck is the difference between 'Air Chime
> > Whistle' and 'Diesel Horn'? They both sound like loud 'buzzboxes'
> > to me through the diesel 'B' chassis, and in no way sound like
> > a 'horn'.
> >
> > Could the 4 prong cardboard covered tubes be defective?
> 
> No, they aren't defective. That's all they are, buzzers and the speaker
> in the engine is merely reproducing the sound of the buzzer.
> 
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