Auto-cntrl signals but PC is not used, like Part 1. This movie shows two special colored signals used in Japan. Usual single-Green(G) signal means 130km/h limit. Double-Green(GG) signal which permits 160km/h can be seen only in Hokuetsu Express Railway. Their rapid train is the fastest train on the Japanese-standard gauge (1069mm). Keihin Express railway in Tokyo is devout to increase the traffic density. They are using Flashing-YG between YG(70km/h) and G, which means 95km/h. Next movie (Part 6) will be the North-American type signal (FL-Y4 aspect, incl. dark).
This is cool, 5 stars. Ive been thinking about building something like this myself. I have some track and locos, just need to find the time. :)
What are you using as the sensor for your blocks? Some sort of optical sensor or track circuits of some kind?
Would appreciate if you can share more details.
Thanks!
tomstorey 2 years ago
Thanks for watching this movie. How to assemble this circuit is shown in my web site, including all the tech. info. The track- current-detection sensors are used, which is similar to Digitrax DBL16x but consists of much more simple circuit. Now, I am trying to spread this signaling system through a Japanese publishing company.
tohrus08 2 years ago