Rawrs
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Does my car qualify for having the ability to “drop a gear and disappear?”
December 12, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Does my car qualify for having the ability to “drop a gear and disappear?”
Newer trains are harder to notice, though, as they keep all the lights on for up to a few seconds, which is usually enough time to clear the section. You’ll still get the two pops though, as the circuit breaker opens and closes again, which is controlled by magnets on the track. Interesting stuff.
October 23, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Newer trains are harder to notice, though, as they keep all the lights on for up to a few seconds, which is usually enough time to clear the section. You’ll still get the two pops though, as the circuit breaker opens and closes again, which is controlled by magnets on the track. Interesting stuff.