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Southern Autoflow Controller These are some views of a Southern Autoflow controller. In later on-board controller signals the contact camshaft was horizontal run by a 1 RPM Synchron motor. This more compact design allowed 4 and 6 contact controllers to fit into 4-way signals. The 6 contact design allowed independent illumination of red and green indications, providing what are common (no overlap) sequences. Keywords: Traffic_Lights

Southern Autoflow Controller

These are some views of a Southern Autoflow controller. In later on-board controller signals the contact camshaft was horizontal run by a 1 RPM Synchron motor. This more compact design allowed 4 and 6 contact controllers to fit into 4-way signals. The 6 contact design allowed independent illumination of red and green indications, providing what are common (no overlap) sequences.

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Filename:autoflow_4-key_timer.jpg
Album name:Nevada Willis / Traffic Signals
Keywords:Traffic_Lights
Company and Date Manufactured:Southern Switch Co., 1950s to present
Filesize:26 KiB
Date added:Apr 03, 2011
Dimensions:253 x 529 pixels
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GullWhiz   [Apr 03, 2011 at 02:23 PM]
Were there ever this style that had flashing yellow or something? Maybe a flashing red?
Nevada Willis   [Apr 03, 2011 at 02:48 PM]
Not sure of the question. There were beacons that had flashers built into them. A handful are still in service today.
rjluna2   [Apr 03, 2011 at 07:40 PM]
Wow Shocked

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