Post by Deleted on Jan 7, 2009 13:13:48 GMT
Now forgive me if this has already been covered somewhere, but I can't find it anywhere:
1) As you come into PB on the WB, there are two little 'thingys' attached to the offside running rail - they also appear further down the platform.
I have recently noticed that they have a flashing red light, so, what are they?
2) at the same station, same direction, I noticed last night that, on the mark, my MA indicator lights went out, but I can't see a rail gap. I never noticed this before, probably because in checking the DCV I always go for the big blue and not the small green, but on the car last night, it was a very bright number and kinda made you look at it, which in turn, made me notice the lack of MA lights.
When I first noticed the lack of MA's, my initial thought was 'oh, no', but on winding up, the ma's came back and the train behaved normally.
Is this a case of me just not noticing before and it happens all the time, or is there a reason for this?
Set was 5702.
Thanks, and if there is a topic on this Colin, I would be obliged for some direction.
1) As you come into PB on the WB, there are two little 'thingys' attached to the offside running rail - they also appear further down the platform.
I have recently noticed that they have a flashing red light, so, what are they?
2) at the same station, same direction, I noticed last night that, on the mark, my MA indicator lights went out, but I can't see a rail gap. I never noticed this before, probably because in checking the DCV I always go for the big blue and not the small green, but on the car last night, it was a very bright number and kinda made you look at it, which in turn, made me notice the lack of MA lights.
When I first noticed the lack of MA's, my initial thought was 'oh, no', but on winding up, the ma's came back and the train behaved normally.
Is this a case of me just not noticing before and it happens all the time, or is there a reason for this?
Set was 5702.
Thanks, and if there is a topic on this Colin, I would be obliged for some direction.
;D ;D)...
