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-The BC3 is an automatic block control system otherwise known as SuperBloc (QV). It controls the speed of a model train depending on the occupation of the block ahead. If the block ahead is occupied the train will slow to a creep speed and stop at a designated point. Otherwise the train will accelerate to a preset speed. Manual control is also allowed for. Kits for the [[:kits:38|BC3]] and literature about it is available from MERG - TBs T33/0-20.\\  +The BC3 is an automatic block control system otherwise known as SuperBloc (QV). It controls the speed of a model train depending on the occupation of the block ahead. If the block ahead is occupied the train will slow to a creep speed and stop at a designated point. Otherwise the train will accelerate to a preset speed. Manual control is also allowed for. Literature about it is available from MERG - TBs T33/0-20.\\  
-The BC3 kit is No38 Nos 39 and 40 are a test jig and a setting up kit. Kit instructions for 38 and 39 are available from MERG.\\  +although kits have been discontinued. The BC3 kit is No38 Nos 39 and 40 are a test jig and a setting up kit.   
-[[https://merg.org.uk/merg_resources/superbloc.php|Superbloc]]\\  +[[:glossary:blong|Blong]]
-[[:glossary:blong|Main article]]+
  
 ===== Bell signals ===== ===== Bell signals =====
  
  
-Bell Signals are used as part of a block signaling protocol.+Bell Signals are used as part of a block signalling protocol.
  
 The cadence of the Bell Signals were used to convey information. An example would be two bell rings would mean a train is entering a section and two rings followed by one ring may mean the train is clearing a section. The cadence of the Bell Signals were used to convey information. An example would be two bell rings would mean a train is entering a section and two rings followed by one ring may mean the train is clearing a section.
  
-Though there are some universal bell signals, different railroads at different times have had their own signaling schemes.  +Though there are some commonly used bell signals, different railways at different times have had their own signaling schemes.  
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 [[https://signalbox.org/block.shtml|THE SIGNAL BOX website - Block System]] [[https://signalbox.org/block.shtml|THE SIGNAL BOX website - Block System]]
glossary/glossary_b.txt · Last modified: 2022/10/10 21:55 by Bob Vetterlein

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