Thank You for Posting this Cool Video, its Really Neat when you can hear them coming on the Radio, can you Please tell me Where I can get one I live not far from where NS comes through (Washington, NJ,) and watch them all the time, Thank You Agaiin !.........Jon.
wow great video i just really like how these videos of yours are just so great hope you have a great 4th of july and may you catch some trains on the 4th as well and may they be rare and interesting trains that u catch on film
I caught a lot of good stuff recently, including a exConrail, still in blue with a good RS-3L, GP38-2 leading a mainline train, it was funny because it was leading a SD60M and Dash-9, but the crew chose the GP38-2!
Man what a beautiful location! I love the shot with the fog and falling leaves on the branch line. Wonderful composition! What took you soo long to get these up?
I have a lot of videos, primarily in the form of clips, that I have to put together and save into a smaller file than the original digital file, so it takes some time to do a lot of the videos, I'm mostly up to date though, there are a few from last year and January yet.
A detector is built into the tracks in which it takes readings of each axle. Sometimes an axle can become stuck, drag, or a bearing can fail resulting in a 'hot box', or a very dangerously hot wheel. Detectors read for these things, although they are not infallible. Other types of defect detectors could be a high car detector, which a train passes through a scensor, and if a car is too high it will set off as a defect.
You can see the detector in the lower-left corner of the screen.
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macktrucklover 11 months ago
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macktrucklover 11 months ago
Where does that branch line lead to? (The one with all those leaves on it)
benschlechter 1 year ago
Are railroads required by law to have talking defect detectors?
douro20 1 year ago
Awesome film dude oozy love NS and csx and bnsf railroad gevo's the most.
SaberTanker22 1 year ago
Thank You for Posting this Cool Video, its Really Neat when you can hear them coming on the Radio, can you Please tell me Where I can get one I live not far from where NS comes through (Washington, NJ,) and watch them all the time, Thank You Agaiin !.........Jon.
JDVANCLEEF 2 years ago
Train #1: only a +/- 50 car coal train? That's very rare.
railroader1993 2 years ago
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DouglasP201 2 years ago
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DouglasP201 2 years ago
wow great video i just really like how these videos of yours are just so great hope you have a great 4th of july and may you catch some trains on the 4th as well and may they be rare and interesting trains that u catch on film
xxxDeath9572xxx 3 years ago
I caught a lot of good stuff recently, including a exConrail, still in blue with a good RS-3L, GP38-2 leading a mainline train, it was funny because it was leading a SD60M and Dash-9, but the crew chose the GP38-2!
o00o00ozy 3 years ago
why the hopper at the end of the ethanol train? is it to protect the ethanol in the event of a collision from behind?
csx1016 4 years ago
Yeah, pretty much, they call them 'buffer cars' and I'm sure you all know what a buffer is.
o00o00ozy 4 years ago
Excellent shot! Sinking Srings is the best. Really great job Eric.
Hickler90 4 years ago
Man what a beautiful location! I love the shot with the fog and falling leaves on the branch line. Wonderful composition! What took you soo long to get these up?
Keep em coming.
hoolg 4 years ago
I have a lot of videos, primarily in the form of clips, that I have to put together and save into a smaller file than the original digital file, so it takes some time to do a lot of the videos, I'm mostly up to date though, there are a few from last year and January yet.
o00o00ozy 4 years ago
Well, I look forward to all you have. Keep up the great work.
hoolg 4 years ago
what is a defect detector?
Sabrestrainsfan 4 years ago
A detector is built into the tracks in which it takes readings of each axle. Sometimes an axle can become stuck, drag, or a bearing can fail resulting in a 'hot box', or a very dangerously hot wheel. Detectors read for these things, although they are not infallible. Other types of defect detectors could be a high car detector, which a train passes through a scensor, and if a car is too high it will set off as a defect.
You can see the detector in the lower-left corner of the screen.
o00o00ozy 4 years ago
oh ok thanks
Sabrestrainsfan 4 years ago
Ver nice video, great job!
pahogger 4 years ago