It's white, indicating the crossing works and detects no train. If by chance you don't see any lights blinking, then you would have to cross at your own risk.
@@Rexyboygamer-Vlogs I genuinely love when I can help people 10 years on like this! Interestingly, a lot of videos of Czech and Slovak crossings have come out where that light is very slow to re-illuminate. Probably because it's waiting for the train to get completely off the detection circuit even in the outgoing direction - a primitive way of doing it.
@ostravsketornado Já to mám jako poznámku na videu "Železniční přejezd v Sobíňově". Vždycky je první zabzučení delší než ostatní. Akorát když toto nacpou do AŽD 71 (třeba v Chrudimi), tak to bzučí pořád stejně.
What color is the blinking (flashing) center (o) ? The electricity sent to the left lamp also sounds the horn. In the USA we use a metal bell. Now the bells are electronic loudspeaker bells.
Center light is a continuously white flashing positive light indicating that the level crossing is free both after and before a train passes over pressure plates on the rails from both ways.
@@AlpheccaMeridiana Thank you. In China, the lower middle light is blue. It turns off when the red lights flash. Apparently the blue light indicates thathe system is receiving electricity and should be working. A sign on the signal translates: 'No light, do not use.' No blue light means no power and the *(o)_(o)* will not warn of approaching trains. At nighthe blue lights make the crossings easily noticeable because few other lights are blue. Probably not pressure plates. Probably low voltage through one rail, through a relay and back through the otherail. When the steel railcar wheels electrically shunthe rails, the relay drops, closing contacts which send power to the signal system.
This is an old czech level crossing, among czech railfans its called ,,SSSR,, (USSR) now idk why but speculate its because they were used in the communist Czechoslovakia, now in czechia they are almost extinct, same in slovakia but there is 1 SSSR crossing in the slovakian village of Jablonica and Lastovce which hasnt and wont be modernized any time soon because the railway line on which the Jablonica railroad crossing stands is almost abandoned and the line on which the SSSR crossing from Lastovce stands was declared abandoned, anyways the SSSR usually has a buzzer but sometimes it has the classic bell like the one in Jablonica, there were also other type of railroad crossing in the communist Czechoslovakia and it was called ,,VÚD,, (wood) and it was mainly used on some less active railroad lines, the VÚD nowdays was modified to have a white light but there are still some classic VÙD like in the Slovakian village of Udavske.
Na slovensku s7 este 3 kusy. V Bratislave stanica friliálka,. V Jablonici prejazd pre chodcov aké je z cesty vidieť. A oosledny závorovy v Lastoviciach. Plus jeden neoficialny sssr preajzd je v jelšave u Magnezitky
Mužů se zeptat, proč tam dávají AŽD 97 , když tyhlety fungujou stejně a kde Estě najdu tyhlety SSSR výstražníky jako bez závor jako tady jinak like i odběr
@@MaddoxsLaundromatAdventures well a lot of horn and buzzer railroad crossings already tern to bell railroad crossings and there called bell classic AŽD modern AŽD and VÚD!
![Železničné priecestie SSSR Lastovce [SP1318] - 26.7.2019 / Slovak railroad crossing](/img/n.gif)
This old barrierless level crossing is nice
Also the buzzing sound is awesome
Looking for the buzzer name
Tofsrud Cubing 2007 SSSR
@@TofsrudCubing These USSR buzzers were either SEP-1 models made in romania or TESLA pirata made in Stropkov - Czechoslovakia (slovakia)
Sounds more like an old fire alarm
Excellent
It's white, indicating the crossing works and detects no train. If by chance you don't see any lights blinking, then you would have to cross at your own risk.
I always thought it meant a train was coming. Thanks for the tip.
@@Rexyboygamer-Vlogs I genuinely love when I can help people 10 years on like this! Interestingly, a lot of videos of Czech and Slovak crossings have come out where that light is very slow to re-illuminate. Probably because it's waiting for the train to get completely off the detection circuit even in the outgoing direction - a primitive way of doing it.
Hezké video. :-)))
Tady i na zastávce už jsou AŽD 97. A v Bílku taky jsou AŽD 97.
@ostravsketornado Já to mám jako poznámku na videu "Železniční přejezd v Sobíňově". Vždycky je první zabzučení delší než ostatní. Akorát když toto nacpou do AŽD 71 (třeba v Chrudimi), tak to bzučí pořád stejně.
Bohužel i tyto jsou minulost =:-C
yes
NÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ!!!
Máš prosím fotku jako důkaz?
A nemohl by jste sem prosím dát ty tři přejezdy, jak tam už jsou AŽD 97 pro srovnání?
It’s not a modern AŽD it is VÚD
Zdá se mi že ten přejezd zrychluje
mě trošku taky
What color is the blinking (flashing) center (o) ?
The electricity sent to the left lamp also sounds the horn.
In the USA we use a metal bell. Now the bells are electronic loudspeaker bells.
Center light is a continuously white flashing positive light indicating that the level crossing is free both after and before a train passes over pressure plates on the rails from both ways.
@@AlpheccaMeridiana Thank you. In China, the lower middle light is blue. It turns off when the red lights flash. Apparently the blue light indicates thathe system is receiving electricity and should be working. A sign on the signal translates: 'No light, do not use.' No blue light means no power and the *(o)_(o)* will not warn of approaching trains. At nighthe blue lights make the crossings easily noticeable because few other lights are blue.
Probably not pressure plates. Probably low voltage through one rail, through a relay and back through the otherail. When the steel railcar wheels electrically shunthe rails, the relay drops, closing contacts which send power to the signal system.
@@robertgift that is similar to what is here too, i think that communists used china security design and applied it here
This is an old czech level crossing, among czech railfans its called ,,SSSR,, (USSR) now idk why but speculate its because they were used in the communist Czechoslovakia, now in czechia they are almost extinct, same in slovakia but there is 1 SSSR crossing in the slovakian village of Jablonica and Lastovce which hasnt and wont be modernized any time soon because the railway line on which the Jablonica railroad crossing stands is almost abandoned and the line on which the SSSR crossing from Lastovce stands was declared abandoned, anyways the SSSR usually has a buzzer but sometimes it has the classic bell like the one in Jablonica, there were also other type of railroad crossing in the communist Czechoslovakia and it was called ,,VÚD,, (wood) and it was mainly used on some less active railroad lines, the VÚD nowdays was modified to have a white light but there are still some classic VÙD like in the Slovakian village of Udavske.
R.I.P. Přejezdů SSSR
Na slovensku s7 este 3 kusy. V Bratislave stanica friliálka,. V Jablonici prejazd pre chodcov aké je z cesty vidieť. A oosledny závorovy v Lastoviciach. Plus jeden neoficialny sssr preajzd je v jelšave u Magnezitky
Mužů se zeptat, proč tam dávají AŽD 97 , když tyhlety fungujou stejně a kde Estě najdu tyhlety SSSR výstražníky jako bez závor jako tady jinak like i odběr
There Is Zádni Trebán And Suscie Mech Závory in Czech Republic And Lastovce And Jabolinca In Slovakia
Super video! Dávám like 👍 a odběr
@GeoffM296 Zajímavé! V mém videu to bzučí pomaleji a stejně.
What country are these signals located?
Czech Republic
this signal NOW NOT EXISTING
@@janfaltynek1498 some are kept
@@janfaltynek1498 what about SSSR otradovice
@@henryho2510 it's also replaced 😪
I am guessing that the klaxon sounder is newer than the signals, right?
+Craig Baker no its the SSSF buzzer
+Craig Baker I mean SSSR buzzer
+Duc Nguyen I know it's an SSSR-style sounder, but it sounds too new to be original.
+Craig Baker i have a SSSR buzzer and i had a lego version of the crossing
+Craig Baker I used to have a hacked roshni fire alarm that makes that sound but it broke right after i used it
ta houkačka že začátku zrychluje
+Mrazák 50 Je to pravda.
Ano, dám ji potom na K-Report.
Ty v Sobíňově to už odnesly a nebudou i tyto už brzy minulost?
Childhood film
22/5000
Kousek pěšky? K tomu?
Je tady taky novej?
Jj
English: It Got Replaced
Česky: Nahrazeno
Country??
Czech Republic :)
🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿
🙂
scary
R 1892 Slávistický express how is it scary? I think it's funny because it sounds like an old buzzer.
It’s not scary I wanna go there if I go to Czech Republic
@@piktureit They are replaced now...
@PB Polar_bear212 gaming it's cca 1970, but we produced it from 1953.
@@origamichannelandotherstuf4766 😡😡😡
Jsou tam ještě ty výstražníky?
Nn
this sounds like a simplex fire alarm on march time
Bohužel už jsou všechny 3 přejezdy MEW...
it still works? that's so cool!
It was replaced I think about five years ago. Not very long time after this video.
+HayBay Why would they remove this historic piece?
it was almost 90 seconds from the warning until the train came lol
In Poland You must wait sometimes 300-400 seconds :)
that is alright lol
In the USA, the mee-mool lights *(o)T(o)* begin operating 25 seconds before the train arrives athe crossing.
Nejdelší a nejpomalejší by měl stihnout opustit přejezd. Auto o délce 20 metrů, chodec 3 km/h.
I watched this when I was a kid
The way the crossing sounded was like a computer virus
Yes, its curious its schame, becose they are brand nev now...
Vlastně promiňte, v Bílku nebyly houkačky, to jsem se spletl :-D
It’s hard to see but the white light is blinking
Wow
like it😀😃👍👍👍
Chcem ist naspäť do roku 2011
why is it so fast?
Cuz why not
V Sobiňově bydlí moon
V Sabinove !!!!!!!
@@gemerrailways688 kdyby tam bydlel moon,byla by furt slyšet houkačka xD
@@rochlican315 😂
On je i druhej moon nebo co 😂😂😂
Why is this level crossing saying bread?
Sounds like a moose in heat. If I had to listen to that for very long I'd knock the signal down.
Chci, aby železničním přejezdu jako můj budík
RAINBOWTEHSPARTAN ???
Google translator? :D
This one has the horn
Vzor prejezdu SSSR i houkacki
ALL THAT WAITING FOR NOTHING? GOD, THIS CROSSING IS TERIBBLE
It's a very old crossing from a communistic republic(it is not communistic now and this signal was replaced).
You have to wait longer in another countries.Longest waiting time is in Poland and this one is from Czech republic.
Yes, it was replaced five years ago.
bruh, the only thing terrible here is your kiddo-like profile picture
i live in Poland and there is a long waiting time but it's for safety@@medek2711
Už je zmodernizovaný :-(
What bell is that
i want that railroad crossing as my alarm clock
It´s a Russian railroad crossing. It´s USSR.
commonly called SSSR but i think this is a kbb
A crossing in the middle of nowhere
SSSR
🇨🇿🇨🇿buku
The end of horn railroad crossings! :(
There’s one still in Lastovice SK
@@MaddoxsLaundromatAdventures I think it’s too late! I think all the horn railroad crossings already tern to classic AŽD and modern AŽD and the VÚDs
I’m talking about there is one still left with the horn in Slovakia th-cam.com/video/sJ-unAHzbZE/w-d-xo.html
@@MaddoxsLaundromatAdventures well a lot of horn and buzzer railroad crossings already tern to bell railroad crossings and there called bell classic AŽD modern AŽD and VÚD!
weird sound...
USSR electrical buzzer, yeah very weird but amazing indeed
wtf
Francis de Luna is it Czech?
Yes.
@@OvercookedSteak LEAVE IT ALONE
There Are Already AŽD 97 at this Crossing :(
おお
F for all sssr
Well the bell sounds like weird farting
100th
konnichiwa