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| 10 October 1989 @ 1752 | |
The sun is just above the horizon as the 189 train, Extra 5306 West, approaches Belva. The train was powered by two SD40-2's and a SDP40F.
By 1989, it was rare to see a way-car or caboose at the end of a train. They'd been replaced by the ETD, or End of Train Device, which transmitted telemetry data to the locomotive.
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©2003-2007 Richard N. Allen
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| Ashley Hockenberry | 20-Mar-2006 02:23 | |