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  1. Mars Light - Wikipedia

    • Mars Lights are signal-safety lights used in the United States and built by Mars Signal Light Company for railroad locomotives and firefighting apparatus. Mars Lights used a variety of means to cause the light to oscillate vertically, horizontally, or both, to catch the attention of motorists and pedestrians. Mars lights were developed by Jerry Kennelly, a Chicago fir… 展开

    Design variations

    There were many models of Mars Lights, that used several methods to oscillate the beam. Sometimes the entire lamp and assembly were moved; on other models, the reflector behind the bulb was rotated. The beam was u… 展开

    Railroad use

    Many railroads used Mars lights on a variety of locomotives, both steam and diesel, from 1930s until 1990s. Prominent users were railroads such as the Chicago and North Western, Southern Pacific, and Denver and Rio … 展开

     
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  4. About Mars Light - Trains Magazine - Trains News …

    2007年1月20日 · The mars light was basically an adjunct to the regulary locomotive headlight. It circled (not quite the right word but the best I can think of) in a figure 8 pattern. They were common on early diesel locomotives, …

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  8. What's a Mars Light? - Model Railroader Magazine

    2006年3月10日 · a mars light was the company name for the lower set of lights on the gp-9's /sd-9's and a variety of other first and second generation diesels... they usually would oscillate...SP was famous for lighting their locomotives with …

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