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Southern Pacific "Torpedo Boat" GP9 #5623 switches cars (including a former Belt Railway of Chicago caboose) at the east end of Brightside Yard in Niles Canyon, CA.
Spring 2008 Simple Completes from Switch Distribution
see more detail info here:http://www.switchcrew.com/new_viwe.asp?id=430
Aurana Lewis, Gabriel Ayala, and Don Eslick look at a Ford Explorer to find the anti-lock brake system (ABS) mercury switch. These switches are located under the driver's side seat on the car's base frame.
Another homemade module. This is simply a manual 4 positions switch that will simultaneously normalize connections, switch between attenuators, or switch a single point between 4 options. By connecting a voltage source (+5V jack in the upper left) to the attenuator in, the output can be a different voltage source for each switch position. The upper part of this module (not shown in the photo) is a bunch of multiples, attenuators, and various jack interfacing.
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Somerville, Mass - Boston and Maine RR switch engine with 3 cabooses (called buggies on the BM). Date not recorded but probably from the 1970's.
Ross Epidiascope, Taken with Olympus DSLR. Date as EXIF.
This is the main on-off switch before rewiring. The flex (left) had been replaced before (and the person that did it didn't think to connect up earth) but the old original wire is in a sorry state (and probably not safe).
For more details see the blog at cameramods.blogspot.co.uk/ .
Southern Pacific NW2 #1423 pulls the Southern Pacific #9010, the last remaining Krauss-Maffei diesel-hydraulic locomotive, out of the restoration shop at the Niles Canyon Railway's Brightside Yard for a day out on the mainline for her 50th birthday. Unfortunately, to reach the 9010, the SP 1423 has to drag three other locomotives (including 9010's pusher, Southern Pacific SD9 #5472) with it.
Looking down the J/Z at Myrtle Avenue station in Brooklyn. The M train goes down the tracks to the left.
This locomotive is an 0-8-0 steam engine built in 1929 by Baldwin Locomotive Works as a switcher bearing the number 8376. It was originally operated by the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. Switcher #8376 was brought out of storage and recommissioned in 1976 as NS&W #76. When it was christened, NS&W #76 (76) was the last steam locomotive engine to be commissioned for regular freight service in the United States.
Nintendo cephesinden gelen son açıklamalara bakılırsa Switch ismindeki yeni oyun konsolunun donanımı ilerleyen dönemde yükseltilebilir. Sony’nin yeni PlayStation 4 Pro modeli ile Microsoft’un hala daha merakla beklenen Project Scorpio konsolu arasındaki ortak nokta da aslında bu:...
Harsco Production Switch Tamper, Model Mark IV sitting idle on a spur line along the CSX tracks in Newburgh, NY
A switch for the clay or coal cars on top of the ring kiln.
Part of the Ziegeleipark Mildenberg set.
A random snapshot of the switch frog on the former Mississippi Central Railroad, now Canadian National Railway's Central Subdivision at the abandoned Walmart Distribution Center spur track in Brookhaven, Mississippi that was never in service for Walmart decided to use its large fleet of big box trailer semi trucks instead... what a waste.
Canadian National Railway's Central Subdivision was a part of the former Mississippi Central Railroad's main line that ran in-between Natchez and Hattiesburg.