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I've been observing some activity of a prototype BNSF line here in Tulsa. The trains on this particular section of track move pretty fast- maybe 50 mph or so. Anyway, there is a sign warning traffic at the crosspoints that the locos used on this train are remote control operated. I've never heard of this before. Anybody know when they started doing this or how it works? It sounds kind of interesting. I'm kind of new and getting back into the hobby after being "dormant" for the last 6 years or so. Maybe this is a new thing- or maybe not.
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