Picture 1 was taken on August 12, 2026, by Rio Salado The Railfan.
Picture 2 was taken on August 14, 2026, by Rio Salado The Railfan.
Pictures 3-10 were taken on August 19, 2026, by Rio Salado The Railfan.
Page created by Rio Salado The Railfan (using HopenRXRTools 1.3.0).
These LEDs are common on new traffic light installs everywhere, including the state of Oregon.
Most of Oregon uses the clear variants, except for Portland that uses tinted variants, including intersections along 82nd Ave. and Halsey St.
They are mostly found in McCain traffic signal housings, or they can be used as replacements for older LEDs and incandescents.
The LED still works, but this needs a special power source to fully operate.
It was delivered from eBay with the seller residing in California.
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| This is the LED that I received for my 19th birthday. It was given by Portland Westside Railfan. | The GE sticker. This is a clear red LED module. |
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| The LED module facing the front. |
The module facing the back, and you'll see wires. | This module here is labeled as a red LED module. | The GE logo on the back. |
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| The top of the LED module. You can see the words "TOP" with an arrow on it. |
The GE sticker, again, like you see in picture 2. The model number is DR6-RCFB-VLA-032. It was made on the 24th week in 2019. | The caution sticker. | The barcode showing the model number. |
