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Railfan Technology > Camera WatchingDate: 09/29/19 13:35 Camera Watching Author: CTHA I know there has been some changes for watching trains due to the issue of Neutrality but I was looking for suggestions to watch live traffic now days with all the changes.
Date: 09/30/19 17:26 Re: Camera Watching Author: jst3751 CTHA Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I know there has been some changes for watching > trains due to the issue of Neutrality but I was > looking for suggestions to watch live traffic > now days with all the changes. https://virtualrailfan.com/ Date: 10/01/19 06:09 Re: Camera Watching Author: milepost180 I have subscribed to Virtual since 2015. They cover 9 places I frequent. I'm really happy with their service. I plan to hit more of their spots because I can count on seeing trains!
Date: 10/01/19 11:42 Re: Camera Watching Author: grahamline What do you mean by "Neutrality?" The legalities are the same they have always been (and often ignored). Unless you have permision, stay off of railroad company properrty and other private land. Don't stand in the right of way at public crossings.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/03/19 10:53 by grahamline. Date: 10/01/19 16:13 Re: Camera Watching Author: TCnR I believe the OP means watching Live RailCam Video on the Internet.
Try YouTube, they have a number of Live streaming cameras and Live RailCams. They encourage Live Cams with a pretty easy set up and no charge, some of the Cameras have advertising to generate funds for the LiveCam owners. Outside of that, yea keep off the tracks kid. Date: 10/02/19 13:11 Re: Camera Watching Author: jst3751 grahamline Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What do you mean by "Neutrality?" The legalities > are the same they have always been (and often > ignored). Unless you have permision, stay off of > railroad company proprerty and other private land > unless you have permission. Don't stand in the > right of way at public crossings. He is referring to "Net Neutrality" laws. Has nothing to do with physical land or tracks. Date: 10/03/19 09:44 Re: Camera Watching Author: grahamline Can't imagine what it has to do with watching live train cams. Can someone explain?
Date: 10/03/19 09:56 Re: Camera Watching Author: Lurch_in_ABQ "net neu·tral·i·ty
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Date: 10/03/19 10:37 Re: Camera Watching Author: TCnR grahamline Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Can't imagine what it has to do with watching live > train cams. Can someone explain? For the most part the rules changed but the major carriers have not implemented any changes. Here's the only connection that I know of, perhaps the OP has this in mind: Date: 05/16/18 12:38 IMPORTANT Trainorders.com News! Author: webmaster https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,4554599 Date: 10/03/19 10:44 Re: Camera Watching Author: Lurch_in_ABQ |