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Re: For SignalMaintainer - Here's the signal type
Author: OPRRMS
Date: 10-08-2008 - 05:46
SignalMaimtainer Wrote:
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> This (SafTran) is the three-light signal.
OK, I finally put my thinking cap on, and went to Safetran's signal catalog. The signal in question is either a Safetran Model V-20R, or a comparable model made by another manufacturer.
This link shows Safetran's signal catalog [.pdf format]. Scroll down to the Model V-20R.
[www.safetran.com]
(If for some reason the link doesn't work, go to their web site and follow the links.)
For those readers not familiar with the signals, there are three separate bulbs with colored lenses in the signal head, in a "V" pattern. At the 10 o'clock position is the Green aspect, at 2 o'clock is the Yellow aspect, and at 6 o'clock is the Red aspect. Only one bulb at a time is illuminated (although I've personally witnessed two bulbs lit up simoltaneously on two different occasions).
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> This (SafTran) is the three-light signal.
OK, I finally put my thinking cap on, and went to Safetran's signal catalog. The signal in question is either a Safetran Model V-20R, or a comparable model made by another manufacturer.
This link shows Safetran's signal catalog [.pdf format]. Scroll down to the Model V-20R.
[www.safetran.com]
(If for some reason the link doesn't work, go to their web site and follow the links.)
For those readers not familiar with the signals, there are three separate bulbs with colored lenses in the signal head, in a "V" pattern. At the 10 o'clock position is the Green aspect, at 2 o'clock is the Yellow aspect, and at 6 o'clock is the Red aspect. Only one bulb at a time is illuminated (although I've personally witnessed two bulbs lit up simoltaneously on two different occasions).
