--- In cpsig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Steve Lucas" <stevelucas3@...> wrote:
Ray--
I'd be making a full service application first, especially when running a
passenger train at 70 or greater MPH. Except for curves, passenger trains
did not have a speed limit on most of the CPR, including the Orangeville,
Owen Sound, and Mattawamkeag Subs. where Rules 41 and 44 applied.
Then whistle out the flag immediately after I've moved the automatic brake
valve handle to the "service" position.
I recalled something after posting my earlier reply. 1962 UCOR, whistle
signal per rule 14(M)(2), one very long whistle-------"When a train stops and
trainman is required, under Rules 41 (c) or 44 (d), to replace torpedoes
exploded." This whistle signal does not appear in the 1951 UCOR.