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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2018
- Last used in 1982, the Dumbarton Rail Bridge is a rusting relic sitting in the San Francisco Bay.
I decided to check it out up close so I grabbed the quad and went exploring!
Shiv 6”
Omnibus F3
DYS XD 20A
Cobra 2204 1960kv
HQ 6x3.5 (One slightly bent causing the jello)
Foxeer 600mw VTX
HS1177
Foxeer Cloverleaf
X4r
This actually shows just how much infrastructure would still be required to rebuild the Dumbarton Rail Bridge, obviously the section from Redwood City to the bridge needs serious rebuilding, while the side to Fremont is largely complete. Of course, the next thing before the bridge is reactivated is that a through bridge inspection needs to be undertaken to determine if the bridge is still considered structurally sound? However, companies like Facebook have donated money in order to see the Dumbarton Rail Bridge reactivated.
Wow, awesome footage. I was raised in Newark and this was the actual bridge used near my house when I was a kid. Really brings back memories.
Great flying!
Thank you very much!🙏🙏🙏
Amazing!
Good vid. Would be interesting to see what's inside of the center bridge
Me too! Supposedly the diesel motor that turned the bridge plus a small area for living are in there.
@@evmoFPVI wonder what it would rent for on Airbnb
Nice flying 😊
Thank you!
Weird thst theres solar panels on top of the hut of the turn bridge. Probably for nav lights but it would certainly be a cool spot to live
very cool!
Very useful... Looks like the only thing blocking access is the fence at the start of the bridge section.
Yeah there's plenty of people who've gotten out on it. The middle swing section though would be really hard.
There was a hole dug under the fence. I just crawled under it and went on the actual bridge. I see why it’s blocked off though. The railway bridge has gaps in it which can be easy to fall into the water if you slip.
@@dumbwithmilan yeah was thinking the same thing with the hole while watchin the video. Might go out there for a trip sometime this year.
When I was young, I always used to think that it was still active and that the guy operating it was bored out of their mind.
If any of ya’ll want info on this bridge, it stopped service around the 80s and was destroyed by a fire. This video has more info th-cam.com/video/aoLM9nGW6KM/w-d-xo.html . They want to rebuild it now and make it a train line for commute.
Dipping low had my heart rate rise a little! Nice one brotha! Such a cool spot. That quad sounds NASTY too!!! Loved it!
Haha thanks! I had no fucking clue what I was doing back then. That thing flew like garbage but I made it work!
@@evmoFPV all good my man! By nasty I meant good. Never mind the wobbles, we all gottem. Spinning large props with deep roar tho!
@@PhantomFPV oh I know! Those old bi blades sound mean. But that thing was running iNav 1.2 or something and it really didn't fly to well. Not even close to what the new firmware these days feels like. I can't bring myself to hit this spot with my good builds tho. One mistake and it's gone forever.
it looks like there was 2 tracks that what across once
They built it big enough for 2 but never ran the second line.
Many bridges built by the Southern Pacific Railroad (such as this one) were built with 2 track capacity should the line ever need to be expanded. This line unfortunately never had the traffic to justify adding a 2nd track, much less survive past the 80's. There is a bridge with this quirk over in Marin County, a very nice place to visit.
WE have a Dombarton rail bridge in Australia. It too is abandoned bur never finished.
Awesome video liked willy hope this rail bridge gets redone so trains can across again 👍😮🌉
There's talk about refurbishing it.
You have to have customers on it or it has to increase route shipping speed first. RR's won't touch it if it doesn't increase earnings.
This bridge is planned to be rehabilitated to support a new commuter rail operation. Awaiting funding.
I think the current plan is to increase Dumbarton express bus service from the Peninsula to the Eastbay to connect at Ardenwood park and ride serve Capitol Corridor once its rerouted of Niles to the Coast Sob!
The plan known as Southbay connect,rumor is funding that originally was slated to rehabing this bridge/corridor was transfered to the Warm Springs/Berryessa Bart extension!
Last train across the bridge was in 1982.
Thanks for the info! Know anything else about the bridge?
Yeah, the rest of the line was used for storage until 2004 or something
@@evmoFPV There was a big fire on that bridge in 1998. Arson.
nice
earned an subcriber
Thank you!
no problem
The water looks filthy.
It's mostly mud at that part of the bay.
This area is largely marshland and salt ponds. There's definitely a funky aquatic smell while crossing the (other) bridge there :P
It sounds great. Reminds me of THX intro
👌🏼
What's up with the solar panel on top of the swing span at @1:08?
Navigation lights on the bridge
which drone you have?
This video was shot with a 6" Shiv. I stopped using it a long time ago. I wanted something lighter.
Looks creepy
How?
Sure is
CA Peninsula Railfan Productions abandoned rusty broken
@@jessepinkman2203 well its not like there's something supernatural on it. And the track condition on the bridge dosent look too horrible, apart from the bridge being torn down a few parts
What's the other bridge that ends at the octagon structure?
That's an aqueduct. The pipes go partially under the bay and the water rises up that tower.
What drone did you use?
This was a Shiv 6"