Also, the lights flash way too fast.
http://www.rail-videos.net/video/view.php?id=5993
Crossing signals in Mexico
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cabman701
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Crossing signals in Mexico
Interesting... looks like a new installation. But the gates don't go down!
Also, the lights flash way too fast.
http://www.rail-videos.net/video/view.php?id=5993
Also, the lights flash way too fast.
http://www.rail-videos.net/video/view.php?id=5993
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Smjh1979
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Re: Crossing signals in Mexico
I didn't like it very much.
No rear lights, traffic light-like lights, too fast flash rate, no gates lowering, GS type 2 e-bells...
Out of 5 points, I give it only 1.5.
No rear lights, traffic light-like lights, too fast flash rate, no gates lowering, GS type 2 e-bells...
Out of 5 points, I give it only 1.5.
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ER801
Re: Crossing signals in Mexico
They sure have some nice track there. ...terrible signal setup, but nice track!
Obviously manual labor is their strong point, and not technology.
Obviously manual labor is their strong point, and not technology.
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Crossingman18
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Re: Crossing signals in Mexico
wow... poor signal setup right there.
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