DrJimi
Virtual District Line construction engineer and arborist
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Post by DrJimi on Jul 19, 2008 1:57:36 GMT
I'm trying to place the WM5 co-acting signal in our virtual rendition of the DL. Below are 2 screenshots taken from our D78 and 73TS cabs. I recall Doc told me he had to look up slightly, and felt a D78 Op might have to look down a bit. I'd be most greatful if a DL and/or Picc Op familiar with this could please advise me where it should go, with reference to the other heads, etc.? (e.g. "level with x and about a head's width to the right" or whatever). How is the co-acting head attached and what to? Anyone happen to have a recent photo? Deeply appreciated! Here's the screenies... Best to all, Jimi
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Post by happybunny on Jul 19, 2008 7:04:30 GMT
I would say the co-acting is a little lower, and sticks out slightly more to the right. Also the train would be stopped closer to the signal, so much so that usually (from a D stock anyway) the main aspect is not visible at all to the driver. But the co-acting is.
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Post by happybunny on Jul 19, 2008 7:04:59 GMT
Btw it looks very impressive.. good job !
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Colin
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Post by Colin on Jul 19, 2008 17:03:26 GMT
*Key point* This co-actor was installed primarily for the 73ts.........so it will be better seen from a 73ts cab.
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Tom
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Post by Tom on Jul 19, 2008 19:45:18 GMT
*Key point* This co-actor was installed primarily for the 73ts.........so it will be better seen from a 73ts cab. News to me - considering it was done on request from the SSL Service Improvement Manager! But as Happybunny says, below and to the rifght of the shunt signal. It's also a lot smaller than the shunt signal.
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DrJimi
Virtual District Line construction engineer and arborist
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Post by DrJimi on Jul 19, 2008 19:56:21 GMT
Understood gentlemen - deeply appreciated!
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