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Interesting - Theres an EMC issue here possibly. That said where are you? Just says London here. The MSF move to Anthorn may well be partly to blame but its been years now! Although it IS run by Babcock so... ;) Got access to a Spectrum Analyser

MSF operates at 60kHz - its possible that the frequency is covered in hash from the electronic systems of the train, or that you're just inside a very well constructed & grounded faraday cage when you're inside one.

Trash reply from LNER. Platform staff haven't a hope. I've done the sim visit to KX - there's a 91 & an IET there. And a couple of cab runs. They were pretty simple to arrange BUT I did have the right people on the other end of an email .

2.4 gigs is horribly congested & unregulated. I'm at STP on Thursday with a Spectrum Analyser, if someone reminds me I'll take a plot of just how bad the noise is in that part of the spectrum in public places (or just about anywhere populated) these days.

Nope, it was far more profitable to have designed and built their technical facilities

What Bristol suffers from is too many hand wringing hippies & wanting to find a cash cow. They're all brainwashed with the eco-nonsense-babble like the Just Stop Oil plonkers. You can't bill your way out of a few diesel fumes anyway.

No becasue the whole thing is a load of piffle anyway

Yep. OTDR. Optical Time-Domain Reflectometry. I own a machine that does just what you describe. Its a network operator function to do this though & carrier equipment may well have the ability to do an OTDR run if it loses light on the link, although its likely this cable was carrying serveral...

Sounds like a situaiton I narrowly avoided at Worldpay when I took over running their datacentres. Large diesel in the car park for the backoffice functions (and core routing for the whole company!) - diesel polished as had been sat forever...once that was done I purged the crap out of the...

Frankly the "TV Licence" is a nonsense anyway - carry on regardless!

Your puns are almost as bad as mine :D:lol:

Yes but crucially, there is nothing in law to give them the power either. Thats the crucial bit. We do not live in a country where things are "prohibited unless prescribed by law" for the people. We do however live in a country where, Police forces etc must be given the power to do something...

Well then, the thread title is misleading, isn't it?

PSNI don't have the power to do so! But then acting outside of the law hasn't bothered them before I guess... Helens Bay is hardly big enough for that many people anyway in terms of beach space. There is plenty of parking too. There is always the option to walk round to Crawfordsburn beach, or...

"Compulsory" - you cannot force someone to wear them. That would be assault...

One of our members lives just round the corner from that bridge, I"m sure he will be along in a minute...

I suggested this to them about 5 years ago - and got totally ignored.

To be honest, just ignore it & do your own thing. I do.

That camera on the rear is Rapier mode of ANPR. https://www.anprcameras.com/anpr-products/analogue-cameras/rapier-35/

Notch 2...thats the one. See, thats why I'm not a driver, pants memory! I dont think the loco & DVT are any different in terms of whats in the driving cab.