2 Flashers in One case...
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 4:21 pm
This is somewhat of an unusual setup, there are two flashers controlling 2 different crossings, inside one case. Sure is "clicky-clacky" in there...
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This is somewhat of an unusual setup, there are two flashers controlling 2 different crossings, inside one case. Sure is "clicky-clacky" in there...
Re: 2 Flashers in One case...
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 7:55 pm
Crossing that has two flashersMD2020 wrote:
This is somewhat of an unusual setup, there are two flashers controlling 2 different crossings, inside one case. Sure is "clicky-clacky" in there...
now if someone can find a mast flasher I'll be golden
Re: 2 Flashers in One case...
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 4:33 am
Boooo! ha ha. Krunchy had a cool one before, on the gate, wish he could re-post it.
Anyway, I guess the obvious must be stated, the AAR, and now the AREMA official definitions for Railroad Signaling devices states the following;
"Flasher = (see Relay)"
Anyway, I guess the obvious must be stated, the AAR, and now the AREMA official definitions for Railroad Signaling devices states the following;
"Flasher = (see Relay)"
Re: 2 Flashers in One case...
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 4:45 am
YE HAWMD2020 wrote:Boooo! ha ha. Krunchy had a cool one before, on the gate, wish he could re-post it.
Anyway, I guess the obvious must be stated, the AAR, and now the AREMA official definitions for Railroad Signaling devices states the following;
"Flasher = (see Relay)"
Re: 2 Flashers in One case...
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 4:25 pm
I know that Escalon, CA's Yosemite Avenue (HWY 120) crossing has two flashers controlling the signals.
Re: 2 Flashers in One case...
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 4:49 pm
Bi-state development agency MetroLink has two flashers on some of their crossings alsoNimhster wrote:I know that Escalon, CA's Yosemite Avenue (HWY 120) crossing has two flashers controlling the signals.
still looking for a mast flasher can someone help me find one
