Here's the Ornamental Eaglelux installed in my simulated intersection as the signal for the side street movement. The green + amber indication was used here in Ontario in the 50s instead of the amber only indication so I figured I might as well recreate it.
Click here for more details about the controller along with a video of the full sequence.
This is pretty cool! I wish I could collect more traffic lights, but I don't have much room.
You should set one up with LED modules! I usually prefer LED modules, but that would be up to you. xD I wouldn't mind a setup or something like this in my room. I still have that small traffic light that I got from Lakewood.
Thanks! I have one LED single and it's the Econolite that you can catch a glimpse of on the top right. The red and green LEDs are GE GT-X and the amber is a Dialight incandescent look.
Thought I might as well post an update, anyway I came across a full set of Corning Type B lenses recently and installed them in this signal. The original lenses are also Corning Type B but appear to have been made specially for this signal and had Northern Electric branding on the rim.
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![Ornamental Eaglelux in Action
Here's the Ornamental Eaglelux installed in my simulated intersection as the signal for the side street movement. The green + amber indication was used here in Ontario in the 50s instead of the amber only indication so I figured I might as well recreate it.
[url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-18210]Click here[/url] for more details about the controller along with a video of the full sequence.
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Ornamental Eaglelux in Action
Here's the Ornamental Eaglelux installed in my simulated intersection as the signal for the side street movement. The green + amber indication was used here in Ontario in the 50s instead of the amber only indication so I figured I might as well recreate it.
[url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-18210]Click here[/url] for more details about the controller along with a video of the full sequence.
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You should set one up with LED modules! I usually prefer LED modules, but that would be up to you. xD I wouldn't mind a setup or something like this in my room. I still have that small traffic light that I got from Lakewood.