Here's December's highly requested ROR video. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my ROR fans!
Decided to use Grayson's C2 for this video. I numbered it 1054. The real 1054 is a C2 that belongs to the other terminal that drives the neighboring school district to mine. Because my house is near the district border, some of these buses from the other yard come past and near my house as a part of their route, and 1054 is one of them. I have not seen many C2's on IC's fleet aside from 1054. Our terminal owns number 1, which is a handicap lift-equipped C2 that I see periodically, and then from the other terminal, the same one that owns 1054, I have seen bus 1060, a standard C2, and you will actually hear the driver of bus 1060 on the radio in this video.
We have fresh radio chatter recorded from the other terminal. Chatter is from my Kenwood NX-800 transceiver. For those curios, the radio system I recorded from is a UHF frequency with FleetSync. The alert tone you hear is made by my radio because I have its FleetSync ID set to the same as what most of the bus radios use, causing it to go into selective call and making the alert tone every time a radio with the matching ID is transmitted on. This is identical operation to how the company's NEXEDGE units work.
READ BEFORE COMMENTING:
1) You can download this game here: rigsofrods.github.io/en/
2) The radio chatter DOES NOT come with the game! It is EDITED INTO THE VIDEO. If you want the radio chatter, comment and I will email it, but you MUST give me credit if you use it anywhere online, as it's my radio and I recorded it.
3) This bus can be easily downloaded from Allied Gaming. Therefore, I WILL NOT send it to anyone. Same goes for any other Allied vehicles. I don't care if you don't have an account or if you've been blocked from the forum. I asked a moderator and I have strict orders not to give any AG vehicles out.