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Les Clark

June 15, 2000 01:08PM

Those sound like the more sophisticated ones, Greg. By the way, thanks for correcting what I should have known---annunciators not enunciators. The simplest I know of is one that was at the Summit Station on Cajon Pass before the line relocation. This one simply turned on a light to alert the operator that a train was near. Don't know if this has any bearing on Cumbres at all. Also, it came to me to wonder if a similar arrangement could be located east of Cumbres. Les Clark

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