MP: 243.73 |
All pictures were taken by TrainmanKight on June 12, 2010.
Overview of the crossing, both active and inactive.
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Both gateless signals have 12"x20" light frames for the front and rear facing lights. The sidelights are from Modern Industries, and are 12"x24". All light frames have UP LEDs inside of them. The bell is from WCH.
A UP train goes by. |
More shots of the LEDs lit up. |
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Another active shot. |
Rare to see an SP locomotive in this era. |
UP and BNSF split at this junction. UP goes straight, and BNSF takes the right track. |
A flashed image of how the UP LEDs are arranged. |
The relay case with just a DOT number and an emergency phone number. |
Track view 1 of 2. |
Track view 2 of 2. |
A side view of the 12"x24" MI light frames. |
The signals active again for a BNSF train. |
| Picture 26 was taken at 8:35 PM, so that's why the picture is in twilight conditions. | |
Pictures 21 and 22 show the signals active with a BNSF train seen in picture 22. What actually happened is that the BNSF had a red light, and was forced to stop near the crossing. The signals activated for about 2 minutes, then timed out.
CLICK THE ICON TO THE LEFT TO HEAR THE CROSSING IN ACTION. (RECORDED JUNE 12, 2010) |
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About 1-2 minutes later, the BNSF started up again, activating the signals again, and proceeding through as seen in picture 23...
CLICK THE ICON TO THE LEFT TO HEAR THE CROSSING IN ACTION. (RECORDED JUNE 12, 2010) |
TOTAL TIME: 1:01 497 KB |