Re: Overkill much?
Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 7:00 pm
All I have to say is "oh my...." 
There does appear to be a set of lights pointing to the side at the end of the cantilever though.
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Re: Overkill much?
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 6:38 pm
I agree... I was expecting this huge cantilever with 23 sets of lights on it.
There does appear to be a set of lights pointing to the side at the end of the cantilever though.
There does appear to be a set of lights pointing to the side at the end of the cantilever though.
Re: Overkill much?
Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2010 2:11 am
http://www.flickr.com/photos/akagoldfish/3372785309/
BTDT myself, ok?
All you know about the crossing is from just that one picture. ;)
Do you want to go into it a little deeper?
If so, do you want to lead or shall I? :)
It could be fun either way, right?
Alvin in AZ
Now that you've had more than year and a half to think about it, are you calmed down? ;) LOLCrossingman18 wrote: that is totally retarded! I betcha that is an illegal setup right there and should be taken
down immediately, while the people who set that up get a lot of fire from the FRA!
BTDT myself, ok?
All you know about the crossing is from just that one picture. ;)
Do you want to go into it a little deeper?
If so, do you want to lead or shall I? :)
It could be fun either way, right?
Alvin in AZ
Re: Overkill much?
Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2010 2:58 pm
Those (NO LEFTURN) (NO RIGHTURN) lamps are meant to be at street level where they can be read.
Otherwise, no signals are needed at this street because it does not cross the track.
Krunch, you could have a deaf driver who will not hear the train.
Also a driver blind in one eye who may not see a train coming from behind.
Example: Blind in right eye and the train is approaching from behind on his right.
What we see may be temporary until they get big lighted signs.
Otherwise, no signals are needed at this street because it does not cross the track.
Krunch, you could have a deaf driver who will not hear the train.
Also a driver blind in one eye who may not see a train coming from behind.
Example: Blind in right eye and the train is approaching from behind on his right.
What we see may be temporary until they get big lighted signs.