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I understand that track renewal is taking place this weekend north of Stoke, and I would very much like to see any High Output trains in operation. Does anyone know where they will be and when?
I have just noticed that the various time displays at at least one station (MAC) disagree with each other by a few seconds and from UTC also by a few seconds. This a new phenomenon.
Having a radio synchronised watch is burden sometimes...
Is there a new (lower cost) system for time...
Does this mean that junctions/points/crossover inspections focus on failures/wear best seen with side illumination? Are the most likely permanent way failure modes those that result in vertical displacements/ cracks in vertical faces?
I can believe it, but is this a major reason why the...
Thankyou - I am amazed that they are mounted at such a low level - staff and equipment must throw long shadows over a worksite. You get less complaints from the 'neighbours', that way?
I guess the concentration at junctions is because maintenance activity is more or less continuous there?
Not site lights - they are at a metre or less above track level. Near Euston there are some less than half a metre above the track.
They are permanently accommodated, with concrete footings and conduited wiring. There can be 20 or thirty in a row.
What's a Spad beacon? Do you need a large...
Apologies for the poor picture, but I wonder if someone could satisfy my curiosity regarding these very common trackside installations.
As they occur in large regularly spaced groups and seem to have some optical components, I have wondered for a long time what it is they do.
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