Signaling via "Coded Track Pulse Time" | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

CharlieSOGR Forum Member

Do railroads still use "coded track pulses" to do any of their signaling?
I ask because I have a Simpson TS111-3 Railroad Tester, and I was wondering whether they still had any practical use.
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4/30/167:09 PM

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They sure do. The first popular brand of coded track pulse technology was Electrode. There are others. Where you see a signal system in use, and the pole line has been removed, coded track pulse is in use.

5/2/164:46 PM

CharlieSOGR Forum Member

Thank you.

5/3/169:15 AM

GreggOGR Forum Member

Is this similar to DCS? I'm serious.

5/3/169:17 AM

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