They sense train locations by running a few volts across the rails; the wheels and axles short between the rails. But snow and ice also conduct current and can mess up the sensors. I used to cross a railroad track on my way home from a night-shift job, and it was pretty common to have to ignore the flashing lights and bells, of course after stopping, looking, and listening for a real train.
This is the first time I've seen a malfunction that said the train had left when it was still coming.
I reiterate myself once again, proper choice of the right tool for each job is incredibly important.
ReplyDelete#1, both gif and rule: never turn your back to the sea.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the antonym of "situational awareness"?
DeleteWe at least know that #10 is a real blonde.
ReplyDeleteYeah, she just doesn't have the correct mass or angle of impact.
DeleteYeh, what Pigpen said. LOL Nemo
Delete#9: Fuck you and your face diapers, lib dbag.
ReplyDelete#3 Trust no signals or anything else. Hell, I look both ways before I piss.
ReplyDeleteIts another Example of Build Back Better
DeleteThey sense train locations by running a few volts across the rails; the wheels and axles short between the rails. But snow and ice also conduct current and can mess up the sensors. I used to cross a railroad track on my way home from a night-shift job, and it was pretty common to have to ignore the flashing lights and bells, of course after stopping, looking, and listening for a real train.
DeleteThis is the first time I've seen a malfunction that said the train had left when it was still coming.
#7 - Clacker? That's soooo early 1970s. Geez.
ReplyDelete#10 - Here, young lady, I'll hold those for you and you keep banging. :^) What the heck is she doing?
ReplyDelete#10 needs to get cable or something if she’s that hard up for entertainment.
ReplyDeleteJFM
Where she is from, this IS the entertainment.
Delete#5 - And I thought Pelé was dead... or is that Porklé?
ReplyDelete#10 - Fun, stupid, and fuckable... I'm there!
#10 - when your tit is smaller than your gourd
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