Wig Wag General Discussion
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Wig Wag General Discussion
This Thread is dedicated to Wig Wag Signals past and present. All information about Wig Wags and "Autoflag" Signals are welcome!
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Re: Wig Wag General Discussion
I think individual threads would be more appropriate. Especially sense some threads involving something about Wig Wags already exist.
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Dan's Wigwag Site exists for a reason.
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Re: Wig Wag General Discussion
Well to be fair there is a good chance that newer members of the forum who aren't familiar to the site are probably not familiar with what Dan's Wigwag site is.
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Re: Wig Wag General Discussion
I created this topic to center most of the discussion of Wig Wag signals in one centralized thread. If such a topic is deemed to general in nature, I am willing to repurpose this thread if necessary. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANYWAYS, to kick of this thread I will share with you this very informative site dedicated to Railroad Signals. This site includes vintage Brochures and Catalogues from various Signal Companies from the early 20th Century. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/ One of these brochures is from the Western Railroad Supply Company. Under the section "Autoflag" Signals, various models of Wig Wag Signals are shown. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/pdf/WRRS_1927_ocr_sec.pdf
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Dude, what's with all the dashes in your posts? It makes them hard to read when you do that.
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Re: Wig Wag General Discussion
Yea, please don't include unnecessary dashes in your post at least without line breaks before and after.
Adding at least line breaks would turn this:
Into this:
And without any dashes at all:
Adding at least line breaks would turn this:
MapsSurfer wrote:I created this topic to center most of the discussion of Wig Wag signals in one centralized thread. If such a topic is deemed to general in nature, I am willing to repurpose this thread if necessary. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANYWAYS, to kick of this thread I will share with you this very informative site dedicated to Railroad Signals. This site includes vintage Brochures and Catalogues from various Signal Companies from the early 20th Century. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/ One of these brochures is from the Western Railroad Supply Company. Under the section "Autoflag" Signals, various models of Wig Wag Signals are shown. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/pdf/WRRS_1927_ocr_sec.pdf
Into this:
MapsSurfer wrote:I created this topic to center most of the discussion of Wig Wag signals in one centralized thread. If such a topic is deemed to general in nature, I am willing to repurpose this thread if necessary.
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ANYWAYS, to kick of this thread I will share with you this very informative site dedicated to Railroad Signals. This site includes vintage Brochures and Catalogues from various Signal Companies from the early 20th Century. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/ One of these brochures is from the Western Railroad Supply Company. Under the section "Autoflag" Signals, various models of Wig Wag Signals are shown. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/pdf/WRRS_1927_ocr_sec.pdf
And without any dashes at all:
MapsSurfer wrote:I created this topic to center most of the discussion of Wig Wag signals in one centralized thread. If such a topic is deemed to general in nature, I am willing to repurpose this thread if necessary. ANYWAYS, to kick of this thread I will share with you this very informative site dedicated to Railroad Signals. This site includes vintage Brochures and Catalogues from various Signal Companies from the early 20th Century. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/ One of these brochures is from the Western Railroad Supply Company. Under the section "Autoflag" Signals, various models of Wig Wag Signals are shown. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/pdf/WRRS_1927_ocr_sec.pdf
MapsSurfer wrote:I created this topic to center most of the discussion of Wig Wag signals in one centralized thread. If such a topic is deemed to general in nature, I am willing to repurpose this thread if necessary.
ANYWAYS, to kick of this thread I will share with you this very informative site dedicated to Railroad Signals. This site includes vintage Brochures and Catalogues from various Signal Companies from the early 20th Century. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/ One of these brochures is from the Western Railroad Supply Company. Under the section "Autoflag" Signals, various models of Wig Wag Signals are shown. http://www.rrsignalpix.com/pdf/WRRS_1927_ocr_sec.pdf
They/Them for me, please.
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Sorry for that, this is my first time using a format like this. Thank you for the correction.
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What other formats do you use to make you have to use dashes on the internet?
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Facebook or Tumblr, maybe?ZachL wrote:What other formats do you use to make you have to use dashes on the internet?
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