Thanks pada yang upload video ni...rindu betul nak dengar bunyi locomotif punya bunyi...sekarang mana ada dah...dlu je selalu naik keretapi mel ke penang
Thanks :) although now it's a bit hard for me to get such long vids; the officials within KTMB have started to frown upon the practice of allowing non-KTMB people onto the yards' grounds.
Wauuu senandung Langkawi, klu ada rel jambatan keretapi dari Langkawi mmg syokla dari daratan bole sampai pulau sana, mcm pulau Pangkor hampir ii nak bina masa zaman british sini pun dulu area kampung rantau panjang pun ada bekas laluan dia dari Klang ke kuala Selangor
Hebat juga pemandu Locomotive ini yew.. bolih menyambar BAG KULIT itu yew.. Paling tidak pun kelajuan Locomotive ketika itu mesti 20 ke 30kmj.. yedok ?
Ingin tahu.. Apakah fungsi sebenar mesen berwarna merah ini.. ! ia seperti MASTER KEY dan untuk apa tujuannya.. Seperti memasukkan GEAR KERETA 'Menukar Gear' Kretu kretak ! Wuish pelek betul juga ni yew ?
@@hairizack7059 token yang drive loco bagi kalau terpelanting memang tren x berhenti dah,pandai-pandai lah stesen master cari.Kalau token pelepasan driver x boleh kaut atau terpelanting memang driver kena stop tren,cari token sampai jumpa baru bergerak ke stesen seterusnya.
Usually only one token. In normal token block practice, there are two types of block sections: short section and long section. Short section is between adjacent stations, while long section bypasses any small stations that might close when trains are in low frequency. Short section token machines are red in colour, while long section token machines are green in colour. When a small station closes, the station master of that station will "switch out" his token machines, thus connecting the green machines between the long section. Then trains will continue to travel on the long sections using tokens from the green machine instead of the red machine. In Sungai Petani, right before EDTP started, there was no green machine to the north, but there was a green machine for SP - Bukit Mertajam long section. Try search "Electric Token Block" on Google and read more on the "railsigns" website. :)
+naveen rachagan The exact method I'm not sure, but I think it's through the telephone lines. Before telephone lines are widespread, they used the telegraph lines right beside the tracks.
Bear in mind this video was taken 9 years ago. Since then the token system has been phased out following the completion of the double tracking project, and this line is governed by axle-counter, centralised, and computerised colour light signalling. Here's one of the recent videos taken at the same location ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9zclt-T0zio.html