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Eastern Railroad Discussion > R&N freight train symbol NRFFDate: 01/14/20 19:46 R&N freight train symbol NRFF Author: NS4271 Location is Mohrsville, PA. on the ex Reading RR.
R&N train is heading to Jim Thorpe from North Reading, PA. NRFF - North Reading Fast Freight. 1/14/2020 Date: 01/14/20 22:07 Re: R&N freight train symbol NRFF Author: misty1 Boy looks like a good spot. See you next week.
Ed Date: 01/15/20 02:57 Re: R&N freight train symbol NRFF Author: dschlegel What is that signal called on the R&N? I listen to the scanner feed for the Reading area and have heard a signal called “Rick” by train crews but don’t know exactly where it is. I pictured “Rick” to be closer to Reading in my mind than Mohrsville.
Thanks! Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 01/15/20 07:01 Re: R&N freight train symbol NRFF Author: RBMN-ENGR dschlegel Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What is that signal called on the R&N? I listen to > the scanner feed for the Reading area and have > heard a signal called “Rick” by train crews > but don’t know exactly where it is. I pictured > “Rick” to be closer to Reading in my mind than > Mohrsville. > Thanks! > Dan > > Posted from iPhone RICK Interlocking is the north end of North Reading Yard. The interlocking signal shown here is called MOHRSVILLE. Chris Bost Leesport, PA Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/15/20 07:02 by RBMN-ENGR. Date: 01/15/20 07:10 Re: R&N freight train symbol NRFF Author: dschlegel Thanks Chris,
Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 01/15/20 07:40 Re: R&N freight train symbol NRFF Author: toledopatch Is the R&N north toward Port Clinton and Tamaqua fully signalled, or are there just CTC islands at some (or all) sidings?
I also noticed a westbound automatic signal at Hometown on the line between Haucks and Jim Thorpe - how many intermediate blocks is it from there to Haucks, and does a clear on that signal indicate something is lined off this line at Haucks? |