Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Hungarian term or phrase:
zárlámpa
English translation:
paddy lamp/trip lamp
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Apr 2, 2012 13:38
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Hungarian term
zárlámpa
Hungarian to English
Tech/Engineering
Transport / Transportation / Shipping
A vonat utolsó csilléjére előre és hátra világító, legalább a fékút kétszeres távolságában látható, vörös színű zárlámpát kell elhelyezni.
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5 | paddy lamp/trip lamp | Ildiko Laskay |
5 | tail light | JANOS SAMU |
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paddy lamp/trip lamp
trip lamp
A removable self-contained mine lamp, designed for marking the rear end of a train (trip) of mine cars.
http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definitions/trip l...
trip lamp (US)
battery-powered portable mine luminaire showing a red light, designed for mounting at the rear of a train of cars
Equivalent term used outside US: “paddy lamp"
vision.vein.hu/~schanda/CIE-ILV.../D5.docx
A removable self-contained mine lamp, designed for marking the rear end of a train (trip) of mine cars.
http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definitions/trip l...
trip lamp (US)
battery-powered portable mine luminaire showing a red light, designed for mounting at the rear of a train of cars
Equivalent term used outside US: “paddy lamp"
vision.vein.hu/~schanda/CIE-ILV.../D5.docx
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tail light
Lásd ezt: at least one approved red tail light, or an approved
end-of-train marker, at the rear of the last vehicle.
és ezt
Rule 120: Every train on a running line must always have a tail lamp attached to the rear of the last vehicle.
http://elmrc.org.uk/freight.php
end-of-train marker, at the rear of the last vehicle.
és ezt
Rule 120: Every train on a running line must always have a tail lamp attached to the rear of the last vehicle.
http://elmrc.org.uk/freight.php
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