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Western Railroad Discussion > Detector mileposts on Tehachapi?Date: 04/19/18 12:42 Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: cinder Where are they please?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/19/18 15:10 by cinder.  Date: 04/19/18 13:33 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: weather Wind mills, trains and an SR 58?
Date: 04/19/18 13:55 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: cinder Yes....A few miles south of Tehachapi.
Date: 04/19/18 14:36 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: ns1000 Nice pic!!
Date: 04/19/18 15:21 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: exhaustED Mp 347.0 Rowen-Woodford, mp 363.8 Summit-Monolith, 377.0 Warren-Mojave.
Date: 04/19/18 15:32 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: daniel3197 Standard practice is for UP detectors to only broadcast the Entrance message.
Just keep this in mind --NO exit message unless a defect is found. ---Daniel Date: 04/19/18 15:52 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: DKay daniel3197 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Standard practice is for UP detectors to only > broadcast the Entrance message. > Just keep this in mind --NO exit message unless a > defect is found. > ---Daniel Noticed this yesterday ,while watching the webcam. Regards,DK Date: 04/19/18 18:40 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: EMDX 318.8, Edison both mains. 328.6, between Bena and Illmon. 347.0, between south switch Rowen and North switch Woodford. 364.8, between Summit and Monolith both mains, this detector was moved a bit east within the last few years. 377.0 both mains between Warren and Mojave.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/19/18 18:40 by EMDX. Date: 04/20/18 13:05 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: cinder Thanks for the assistance.
 Date: 04/20/18 17:43 Re: Detector mileposts on Tehachapi? Author: tronarail So the UP has done the same thing as BNSF in regards to their defect detectors? As was stated, only the "entrance" message is broadcast on a UP detector now - which beats BNSF (which say nothing unless a defect is noted). Going to miss the "exit" message of axle count, train speed, and temperature - but technology races on.
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