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Andrew
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Thought you might be interested in this video I recently created of one week of Amtrak activity based on electronic versions of their timetables: http://youtu.be/g0JU-xU7Hm8
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Excellent work, thanks for sharing!
We Luddites are am amazed by what hi-tech wizards can do !!
We Luddites are am amazed by what hi-tech wizards can do !!
fixj
Service Attendant
This was way cool! Thanks for posting. I'm going to watch it some more!
TraneMan
Conductor
Great work! Thanks for sharing this! 
WOW!!!
Enjoyed watching your video. As Jim said, I am amazed at high tech wizardry.
TraneMan
Conductor
I watched it a few times, and put a mouse on a spot where the trains met, and always the same spot! So This wasn't taken over 7 days time, so a day was repeated 7 times! LOL
It's stillcool tho!
It's stillcool tho!
Tumbleweed
OBS Chief
That is awesome! Thanks! :hi:
Very nice! I can't quite tell if there's any difference for any weekend days vs. weekday days (I'll need to watch again).
One interesting sight is the NEC, Surfline, Empire line, and the Capitol Corridor basically becoming white streaks at times. It's quite the sight.
One interesting sight is the NEC, Surfline, Empire line, and the Capitol Corridor basically becoming white streaks at times. It's quite the sight.
Ryan
Court Jester
Very, very impressive. Thanks for sharing.
He didn't use real time, but a timetable, so yes, they'd meet up at the same places everyday. There may be difference on the corridors as those trains, at least on the NEC, can have different times on weekends than on weekends (and different #'s)
I won't say what the "trains" look like. h34r:
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Ryan
Court Jester
I'm glad I'm not the only one that had that thought. h34r:
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