Locations Of Currently Existing GE/Harmon Electronic Bells
Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2018 12:50 am
by The BC Railfan
This topic is to show currently existing GE/Harmon Electronic Bells. These bells look a lot like WC Hayes Electronic Bells, but instead of having 4 support stands on it, the GE has 2, and it can look like 1 by looking it on the side. It produces tones very close to a low/slow tone Safetran Type-3.
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There's also one along Frontage Road in Plant City as well. Those didn't last long at all before CSX went to using NEG bells.
Re: Locations Of Currently Existing GE/Harmon Electronic Bells
Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2019 3:48 pm
by Trainzmandude2012
There were two on NS in Eastern Pennsylvania
One was at PA-662 in Fleetwood, PA 2014-2018 when it got replaced by a GS E-Bell
One currently still exists here on Freeman Street in Robesonia, PA
Both crossings on Streetview show no point in time where they both have them.
Re: Locations Of Currently Existing GE/Harmon Electronic Bells
Posted: Wed Jul 24, 2019 3:35 pm
by Trainzmandude2012
One bell I believe on the NJT HBLR at Pacific Avenue crossing. I know it looks like a WCH bell on the other signal, but they don't sound like WCH E-Bells as Freebrick can verify for himself. https://goo.gl/maps/UpWT55AX2vMfYPLj6
Re: Locations Of Currently Existing GE/Harmon Electronic Bells
Posted: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:24 pm
by freebrickproductions
Trainzmandude2012 wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 3:35 pm
One bell I believe on the NJT HBLR at Pacific Avenue crossing. I know it looks like a WCH bell on the other signal, but they don't sound like WCH E-Bells as Freebrick can verify for himself. https://goo.gl/maps/UpWT55AX2vMfYPLj6
Those probably do produce their original tones. The ones you're thinking of are the dead ones at that one pair of pedestrian crossings at a station on that same line.
Re: Locations Of Currently Existing GE/Harmon Electronic Bells
Trainzmandude2012 wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 3:35 pm
One bell I believe on the NJT HBLR at Pacific Avenue crossing. I know it looks like a WCH bell on the other signal, but they don't sound like WCH E-Bells as Freebrick can verify for himself. https://goo.gl/maps/UpWT55AX2vMfYPLj6
Those probably do produce their original tones. The ones you're thinking of are the dead ones at that one pair of pedestrian crossings at a station on that same line.
I was. I figured all would probably have been installed at the same time and therefore would produced similar or the same tones. Didn't realize those were dead honestly.
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