Re: It's still academic

["MattyQ" <matticue@corplink.com.au>]

Notagunzel wrote in message <36D28D5A.5A356DB8@bigfoot.com>...
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>MattyQ wrote:
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>> Krel wrote in message <36d11ec0.10505453@news.netconnect.com.au>...
>> >>No. I mean 3 different states, 3 different signalling systems, 3
different
>> >>meanings. And it isn't red over red. No such thing in one of the stated
>> (BIG
>> >>CLUE).
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>> >Are we talking G/R here?
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>> Nope. Try again.
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>What about Yellow over Yellow:
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>NSW: - diverge, next sig at caution?
>VIC: - 3 pos repeater, nest sig at stop
>QLD: - next sig at Single yellow, dunno the proper name of the aspect


YES !!!! We have a winner !!!
For some strange reason, both yellow and double yellow aspects are called
"Caution". In the rule book, it is qualified by it's meaning :-
Yellow = Caution. Next signal MAY be at STOP.
Double yellow = Caution. Next signal is yellow.

Regards

Matt Smith
Brisbane, Queensland
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