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Steam & Excursion > C&TSRR - Engineers SideDate: 07/06/15 09:32 C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: Wacky-roger1942 A student Engineer doing his thing.
Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 07/06/15 09:57 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: Frisco1522 Aaaaah, I miss that. Thank you Roger.
Date: 07/06/15 12:45 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: Wacky-roger1942 Frisco1522 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Aaaaah, I miss that. Thank you Roger. I am happy you enjoyed it. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 07/06/15 17:25 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: Tominde The student engineer keeps looking back. Is he checking to see if the rest of the train is coming along? Nice little video.
Date: 07/06/15 18:18 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: Wacky-roger1942 Tominde Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The student engineer keeps looking back. Is he > checking to see if the rest of the train is coming > along? Nice little video. Checking for signals from the brakeman or conductor. They are using a radio but also do hand signals. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff Date: 07/08/15 15:04 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: baldwin1922 I have to give KUDOS to this guy. If he has never had any steam experience until attending this school then he has the makings for a good engineer from what I saw. I was impressed with the way he started that train. He felt the engine, worked the throttle to keep from possibly slipping, and all the time looked like he had been doing it for years.
Jason Date: 07/08/15 15:13 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: HotWater baldwin1922 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I have to give KUDOS to this guy. If he has never > had any steam experience until attending this > school then he has the makings for a good > engineer from what I saw. I agree, but how do you know he "has never had any steam experience"? To me, this isn't his "first rodeo". I was impressed with the > way he started that train. He felt the engine, > worked the throttle to keep from possibly > slipping, and all the time looked like he had been > doing it for years. Agree again, the kid is definitely learning, and I would really like to see more video of his abilities. > Jason Date: 07/08/15 16:33 Re: C&TSRR - Engineers Side Author: Wacky-roger1942 baldwin1922 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I have to give KUDOS to this guy. If he has never > had any steam experience until attending this > school then he has the makings for a good > engineer from what I saw. I was impressed with the > way he started that train. He felt the engine, > worked the throttle to keep from possibly > slipping, and all the time looked like he had been > doing it for years. > > Jason IMHO this young man has a lot of potential. Roger Hogan Chama, NM Train Stuff |