2 signals = 2 BR's

You are here: Home > Forum > Miscellaneous > The real thing (signalling) > 2 signals = 2 BR's

Page 1 of 1

2 signals = 2 BR's 28/01/2014 at 13:07 #54366
vontrapp
Avatar
210 posts
Post has attachments. Log in to view them.
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 28/01/2014 at 15:24 #54377
jc92
Avatar
3629 posts
Online 		I dont quite understand? is this a question or a statement? maybe a paragraph under the photo with an explanation may be helpful? thanks
"We don't stop camborne wednesdays"
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 28/01/2014 at 16:53 #54391
BoxBoyKit
Avatar
166 posts 		There are a few BR's on the top right... One for the junction signal and then two following that, each for the next signal on the route. Other than the Junction one seeming to be on the opposite side of the line I can't see anything special about them?
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 28/01/2014 at 21:33 #54430
Firefly
Avatar
521 posts 		Can't see anything unusual.
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 28/01/2014 at 22:33 #54431
vontrapp
Avatar
210 posts 		A question was raised a few weeks ago about BR's and was 1 used for multiple signals.
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 29/01/2014 at 01:38 #54452
GeoffM
Avatar
6284 posts
Online 		" said:
A question was raised a few weeks ago about BR's and was 1 used for multiple signals.
Sorry but we (chatting to others) are still confused as to exactly what you're referring to in that picture. On the far right we can see a splitting banner repeater - common as muck - and the two banners apply to one signal. After the junction signal there is a separate banner repeater for each of the two down lines. I cannot find an example of one BR applying to two signals.
SimSig Boss
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 29/01/2014 at 07:52 #54464
maxand
Avatar
1637 posts 		And here I was thinking BR stood for British Rail.
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 30/01/2014 at 00:06 #54562
vontrapp
Avatar
210 posts 		.......I cannot find an example of one BR applying to two signals.
That's what I mean.
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 30/01/2014 at 00:09 #54563
postal
Avatar
5190 posts 		" said:
.......I cannot find an example of one BR applying to two signals.
That's what I mean.
One random picture showing the contrary view isn't exactly conclusive evidence.
“In life, there is always someone out there, who won’t like you, for whatever reason, don’t let the insecurities in their lives affect yours.” – Rashida Rowe
Log in to reply
The following user said thank you: Finger
2 signals = 2 BR's 30/01/2014 at 17:10 #54618
Steamer
Avatar
3923 posts 		Vontrapp said:
I cannot find an example of one BR applying to two signals.
I think I've found one- the Banner repeater on Line F at Leeds, seen at 02:47 in this video. There's a set of points leading to line E between it and the signal gantry, and the identification plate reads L 3634/36 BR. Full screen mode and 1080p required to read plate!
"Don't stress/ relax/ let life roll off your backs./ Except for death and paying taxes/ everything in life.../ is only for now." (Avenue Q)
Last edited: 30/01/2014 at 17:10 by Steamer
Log in to reply
The following users said thank you: GeoffM, Forest Pines
2 signals = 2 BR's 30/01/2014 at 17:26 #54623
JamesN
Avatar
1575 posts
Online 		" said:
Vontrapp said:
I cannot find an example of one BR applying to two signals.
I think I've found one- the Banner repeater on Line F at Leeds, seen at 02:47 in this video. There's a set of points leading to line E between it and the signal gantry, and the identification plate reads L 3634/36 BR. Full screen mode and 1080p required to read plate!
Good Spot!
Log in to reply
2 signals = 2 BR's 30/01/2014 at 17:27 #54624
GeoffM
Avatar
6284 posts
Online 		" said:
Vontrapp said:
I cannot find an example of one BR applying to two signals.
I think I've found one- the Banner repeater on Line F at Leeds, seen at 02:47 in this video. There's a set of points leading to line E between it and the signal gantry, and the identification plate reads L 3634/36 BR. Full screen mode and 1080p required to read plate!
Ding ding! We have a winner! Verified with screenshots of Leeds plus interlocking data - it is indeed a single banner repeater applying to two signals.
SimSig Boss
Log in to reply
Back