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==Origin==

SN.62A and [[SN.62B]] were a set of splitting banner repeater signals on the Down Main between [[SN.60]] and [[SN.62]], applying to the latter signal.

They were removed when [[DM.81]] (which replaced [[SN.60]] soon before, was given the capability to flash single yellow when the next signal, [[SN.62]], was displaying proceed with the route set towards the Down Badminton. This took place in May 1979.

[[File: 1979-02.png | border]]

The numbering of the banners is unconventional by modern-day standards, when the pair combined would be numbered SN.62BR.

In early scheme plans for the Swindon MAS scheme the banners are not shown, and instead [[SN.60]] is shown as a splitting distant.

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