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Well, i don't want to add more confusion, but there is also another form of Signaling known as ATSF, Complete signaling protection, i'll illustrate. <br /> <br /><b>----G-------G--------G---------G---------G---------------R-----------Y-----------G-----------G--------G--</b> <br />############################ <b>TRAIN</b> ################################ <br />---R--------R---------R---------R---------R--------------G------------G----------G-----------G---------G <br /> <br /><<<< DIRECTION <br /> <br />Remeber, only the Signals on the RIGHT apply to the train. <br /> <br />The ones on the left have had a "tumble-down" effect; Once a train Enters the main block, the Signlas "tumble down" on the opposing track so a Train can not enter any of the blocks (Starting at the Absolute signal) <br /> <br />The major Difference is, No Train would be allowed to enter the same Set of blocks (A set of blocks is from one absolute to anothe Absolute Signal) <br /> <br />Remmebr, This is Strictly CP Rail, We don't have flashing yellow, and we are ABS. <br /> <br />Now the actual name of this system might be ABS, or ABPS, or ATSF, i'll have to look it up, But the system i'm illustrating differs from ABS. <br />
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