Hi All,

Back in 2019 I submitted photos for a crossing update that still has not been uploaded to the site. In addition, I have two additional crossings that I would like to have uploaded. The pictures/descriptions are uploaded to by Dropbox account. Is there anyone I can send them to that can ...

The current link to the New York crossings page is http://www.rxrsignals.com/Signals/New_York which brings you to a Dead End page.

It needs to be changed to http://www.rxrsignals.com/New_York to fix the issue.

Taken in Mechanicville, NY on 11/26/2019 by me.

Broadway Railroad Crossing:


Viall Ave 2 Crossing:

Hi all! Long time, no see! Haha. Here's a video I took yesterday of the new crossing signals at the Park Avenue railroad crossing here in town:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKJls8lWtIQ

Due to technical issues I missed the start-up, but I still thought the vid was worth posting. I also took ...

5 years. Wow. It still seems like yesterday when I found out he had passed. I still miss discussing Price is Right episodes with him. Thanks to everyone for keeping the site and the forum going!

Hey Dave, what's the status of those photos I sent you back in August and October? Are those to be added in this update as well?

The audio links on the Mechanical Type 1, Mechanical Type 2, and Safetran Hybrid are non-functional due to the fact that the URLs for them direct to rxrsignals.net as opposed to rxrsignals.com.

I may not know how they get fixed, but I know locally e-bells are only being installed if new signals are going in. For instance, with the Park Ave crossing here in town, both WCH mechanical bells at the crossing died, but instead of installing e-bells, they replaced them with two brand new WCH ...

Yeah, she was turning left from Railroad Street onto Broadway and people around here like to stop a bit of a ways back from the gate, and obviously she realized she was blocking a lane of traffic on Railroad street, so she had to pull forward. With railroad crossings it doesn't surprise me, but ...

Definitely mechanical. Aside from being the real thing, they can be heard much better over the electronic ones.