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This is a nice solution for Ethernet switches. It runs off of the power in the back of the input file.
All of the light switches - whether in my hotel or in the office - are toggle switches. But unlike in the USA, you have to flip them down to turn on the lights (opposite of what I'm used to back home). In the hotel, the lights will only work after I insert the keycard into the "magic slot"
Parking in England always seemed like a problem, but as it turns out, there is a solution.
Unfortunately, not many people seem to have switched on to the solution.
These are parts of the switch control system for the little hump yard in Springfield yard. They are variable resistors for all of the switches that can be thrown by the operator in the hump tower.
A switch in the Milwaukee railroad yard in Savanna, Illinois during the flood of April, 1965. Approximately a mile from the river.
This was a very fun day at fourfeilds, which recently got torn down =( but quillen was so close to landing this switch heel. He actually had a really bad sunburn haha
Jimmy Dean and Frank were very interested in the switching gear at the train yard, I have no idea what they found so interesting.
Old, vintage, railroad switch padlock - Lock open. Marked NYCS for New York Central Station. Corbin Lock.
17/07/2025. Bristol, United Kingdom. Secretary of State Peter Kyle switched on Isambard-AI, the UK's most powerful supercomputer housed at the University of Bristol. Picture by Alecsandra Dragoi / DSIT
Currently borrowing an SD17 body (Matthew's).
I like the blue/teal wig, but wow. Love the orange so much better!
The switch fabricator (in Ohio) provided less than normal size ties on a 3' center to center spacing, and that required infill with regular ties. The ties for the switch stand likewise are way short, but this will be a ground throw.