I have been asked if I know for what this item was used.
I've no idea - can anyone suggest anything please?
Thanks!
Martin Shaw wrote:Chris
Mark is correct, but for specifics it is actually an LMS product of modular construction so you can have 2,4, or 6 indications. Of course each indication can have more than 1 signal lamp repeated.
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Martin
Martin Shaw wrote:Mark is correct, but for specifics it is actually an LMS product of modular construction so you can have 2,4, or 6 indications. Of course each indication can have more than 1 signal lamp repeated.
Fast Line Floyd wrote:And indeed very common in ex LNW, Midland, North London, and some GC boxes in the past.
John Hinson wrote:Martin Shaw wrote:Mark is correct, but for specifics it is actually an LMS product of modular construction so you can have 2,4, or 6 indications. Of course each indication can have more than 1 signal lamp repeated.
I have one with twelve indications.Fast Line Floyd wrote:And indeed very common in ex LNW, Midland, North London, and some GC boxes in the past.
Also available in wood:
http://shop.studio433.co.uk/index.php?r ... ct_id=1194
John
kbarber wrote:John Hinson wrote:Martin Shaw wrote:Mark is correct, but for specifics it is actually an LMS product of modular construction so you can have 2,4, or 6 indications. Of course each indication can have more than 1 signal lamp repeated.
I have one with twelve indications.Fast Line Floyd wrote:And indeed very common in ex LNW, Midland, North London, and some GC boxes in the past.
Also available in wood:
http://shop.studio433.co.uk/index.php?r ... ct_id=1194
John
There was a two-indication example of that in Engine Shed Junction (Kentish Town), indicating a colour light signal (No. 4) and its banner repeater.
marka108 wrote:i was lead to believe they were for semaphores with an electric lamp, or a two aspect colored light, the bulbs had two filaments, a&b when filament "a" blew the buzzer sounded and you flicked the switch to b which illuminated the other filament. the button at the bottom was a confidence check to test the buzzer. i wasn't around when paraffin was in use ...
marka108 wrote:i was lead to believe they were for semaphores with an electric lamp, or a two aspect colored light, the bulbs had two filaments, a&b when filament "a" blew the buzzer sounded and you flicked the switch to b which illuminated the other filament. the button at the bottom was a confidence check to test the buzzer. i wasn't around when paraffin was in use ...
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