Interesting that CSX seems to number their mains differently. On the BNSF or UP, I’m pretty sure that would be main one. It can vary among even the same railroads as to how he tracks are numbered, but facing west, or north, the first track is on the far right, followed by each track from there. Those night shots are so cool. Crazy to think the lighting is a flashlight!
Magnificent catches of the train coming by and pass, I like it 5 stars. Thumbs up. Hearing that amazing diesel sound and cars coming through is absolutely crazy. Keep up the perfect work, my friend, i just liked and subscribed your channel, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
@@benchang3809 I’ve had good reliability with all my Imalent flashlights, though I don’t use most daily. I do use my BL50 and MS03 a lot! No issues with those. I’ve also used my SR32 and MS32 a lot, usually on Turbo. They are great for illuminating freight trains on Turbo mode and I’ve had no issues. Yeah, they get HOT, but I run the fan-only mode to cool them before I head home. I’ve used my IMALENT MR90 very little, but it seems to have a good build quality and if the used flashlight is functioning properly, you should have good luck with it.
After a year of use, do you see any damage to the flashlight? Can you check its durability and rate it for me? Is it true that people say the manufacturer Imalent has poor quality? Thank you
@@thanhhaiong3257 I own maybe 20 IMALENT flashlights. I’ve never had one fail. It’s pretty easy to get a response from the manufacturer. Build quality on these newer models is really good.
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Mark will always be remembered by those who loved him. He was a close friend and I miss him terribly. Im so sorry for your loss John. I know you and he were good friends too. You will be in my prayers 🙏 Grief is the price we pay for love. God Bless and take care.
He said in one of his recent videos to "Make sure to stay tuned! Stay tuned to the END." I knew that sounded weird to me, I just had no idea what he meant.
That reminds me of playing hide and seek in a boxcar to avoid being seen in the headlights of four cars parked taillight to taillight on either side of a train passing through the rail yard in Tucson
