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"Ari Silversteinn" wrote in message
... DHS has proposed a change in scenario. They want an on locomotive alerting system that could be commandeered and driven at, near or about a disaster site. Everything else stays more or less the same, overbroadcasting on local AM/FM, power off the locomotive, selective or full frequency broadcasting, train (s) to be in motion at all times. 20-30 second messages that would also combine a message to be aware that a locomotive (at speed) will be flying by the at grade crossings. Comments? -- Impractical, for the same reasons cited earlier. What's wrong with electronic message boards on trailers fitted with sirens and, if deemed necessarily, a very large guy with a gun to maintain interest. You may find that sci.electronic.misc or sci.electronic.design may be more relevant, since it's commercial/military and not amateur. Mind you, they may also be less polite..... Ken |
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