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The signal was formerly a limit of shunt ([[DM.LOS (Highworth Junction)]]), but was re-numbered on 6 Feb 1977 to SN.277 as part of the preparatory works for reversible signalling. The signal was initially still fixed at danger but was ultimately to become a pre-set LOS. | The signal was formerly a limit of shunt ([[DM.LOS (Highworth Junction)]]), but was re-numbered on 6 Feb 1977 to SN.277 as part of the preparatory works for reversible signalling. The signal was initially still fixed at danger but was ultimately to become a pre-set LOS. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 15 November 2014
Back to Control Functions
Origin
The signal was formerly a limit of shunt (DM.LOS (Highworth Junction)), but was re-numbered on 6 Feb 1977 to SN.277 as part of the preparatory works for reversible signalling. The signal was initially still fixed at danger but was ultimately to become a pre-set LOS.
