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English is not my first language, sorry.

I am now not just a driver. I am an instructor and Pilot for other drivers. I was wondering if someone would be able to help me with the translation of the terminology of switches directions. It is for a manual to other pilots.

If two tracks become one track after the switch it is a…
If one track become two tracks after the switch it is a…

If I am not mistaken one is a “Phasing switch”

But the “schoolbook” names? And the “every day”?

Can someone help me with the this please?
 
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English is not my first language, sorry.

I am now not just a driver. I am an instructor and Pilot for other drivers. I was wondering if someone would be able to help me with the translation of the terminology of switches directions. It is for a manual to other pilots.

If two tracks become one track after the switch it is a…
If one track become two tracks after the switch it is a…

If I am not mistaken one is a “Phasing switch”

But the “schoolbook” names? And the “every day”?

Can someone help me with the this please

English is not my first language, sorry.

I am now not just a driver. I am an instructor and Pilot for other drivers. I was wondering if someone would be able to help me with the translation of the terminology of switches directions. It is for a manual to other pilots.

If two tracks become one track after the switch it is a…
If one track become two tracks after the switch it is a…

If I am not mistaken one is a “Phasing switch”

But the “schoolbook” names? And the “every day”?

Can someone help me with the this please?
Two to one would be Trailing
One to two would be Facing (that’s probably what you’re interpreting as Phasing)
 

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Det finns några möjligheter, men mest sannolikt är enten ‘trailing points‘ eller ‘double to single connection’, och ‘facing points‘ eller ‘single to double connection’.
 
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Two to one would be Trailing
One to two would be Facing (that’s probably what you’re interpreting as Phasing)
Thank you!

My first official duty as a newly appointed instructor is to write this “Pilot for dummies”. We have some English speaking Operators coming here. And use the correct words is better. Less miss understanding.

Thanks again!

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Det finns några möjligheter, men mest sannolikt är enten ‘trailing points‘ eller ‘double to single connection’, och ‘facing points‘ eller ‘single to double connection’.

Thanks!
 

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On diagram
Left to right direction = facing , diverging

right to left direction = - trailing, converging
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