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Here's some 12"x20" clear L.E.D. signals with mechanical bells. Both signals also have Safetran EM gated signals.
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The DOT number and relay case for the crossing. The milepost number on the case is wrong. |
A view of the other side of the crossing. |
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Facing South.
You can see the second track just off to the side, and veer off of the main track. |
Facing North again. |
A whole view of the crossing. |
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The signals start up for a train! |
Look at the opposite signal. One of the lights doesn't appear to light up. That's due to these pictures being taken on cellphones. |
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Another signal shot, plus the train getting ready to come through. |
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A shot between flashes. Quite rare to do. |
Looking down the track.
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A good shot of the clear L.E.D. lit up. |
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A side view. |
A Peek in between cars for a view of the other signal. |
Another side view of the active signal. |
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The signals start up again!
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The train approaches |
A side view of one of the signals |
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Still crossing... |
All pictures were taken in late 2005.
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CLICK THE ICON TO THE LEFT TO HEAR THE CROSSING IN ACTION. (RECORDED 2006; GOES WITH THE SIGNAL SHOWN IN PICTURE 23.) |
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CLICK THE ICON TO THE LEFT TO HEAR THE CROSSING IN ACTION. (RECORDED 2006; GOES WITH THE SIGNAL SHOWN IN PICTURE 35.) |
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