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I haven´t a Dambach signal
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[Germany] Dambach Signals
by Ampelfreund on Sun Dec 28, 2008 8:24 am
Dambach signal thread
Open and in details:
I haven´t a Dambach signal
Open and in details:
I haven´t a Dambach signal
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Re: Dambach Signals
by 2070 on Sun Dec 28, 2008 10:26 pm
From the front, They look like Dura/Alusigs. Very nice looking.
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Re: Dambach Signals
by traffic-light-man on Wed Dec 31, 2008 8:02 pm
I have to say, I do like the Dambach.
I know one engineer over here wanted to impliment these in Milton Keynes at one point, providing Dambach would alter the size and lense standard for UK use.
The only problem IMO is that they use Polycarbonate, as apposed to the UK standard Polypropelene, meaning they are not very tough in comparison.
As with any other head, one of these would also be a welcomed addition to the collection
I know one engineer over here wanted to impliment these in Milton Keynes at one point, providing Dambach would alter the size and lense standard for UK use.
The only problem IMO is that they use Polycarbonate, as apposed to the UK standard Polypropelene, meaning they are not very tough in comparison.
As with any other head, one of these would also be a welcomed addition to the collection
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