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File:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950.png

2012-03-15T00:06:09Z

Troy McClure: uploaded a new version of "File:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950.png": Simple example of a LLRR Mainline and LR Sideline SLH.

Simple example of a LLRR Mainline and LR Sideline SLH. Includes signs on ML and Sideline, a simple prio and signs to that.

Junctionary - New SLHs

2012-03-14T23:54:58Z

Troy McClure:

<noinclude>{{JunctionarySLHMenu}}</noinclude>
{{JunctionaryTableHeader
|headline=New Sideline Hubs <font size="small">([[Sideline_Hub|what is that?]])
}}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg186_SLH06.png|center|140px|]]|'''Corner SLH'''|This hub is based on directions each connection has. Four connections(west split, eastbound join, east split, westbound join), four directions(NE, SW, NW and splitting to east, SE). |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|186}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg191_SLH06.png|center|140px|]]|'''Diagonal SLH'''|A SLH on diagonal/mild corner ML showing how ridiculously small SLH it is possible to build. |{{User|Vitus}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|191}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg204_SLH03.png|center|140px|]]|'''Fast joiner'''|SLH built with emphasis on exactly 1xTL waiting bays which allow to have full speed choices. (only westbound part) |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|204}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg206_SLH03.png|center|140px|]]|'''Invisible SLH'''|An extremely compact hub using the technique called invisible because a big part of the hub is not visible at all - hidden in tunnels. |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|206}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg206_SLH02.png|center|140px|]]|'''Classic SLH'''|A typical SLH with emphasis on system and order. |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|206}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg225_SLH04.png|center|140px|]]|'''Half-SLH'''|A hub with one missing joiner. Main focus is the PBS -> 2way entry signal joiner which provides good choosing and minimum trains waiting at prios. |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|225}} }}

|}

Sideline Hub

2012-03-14T23:54:27Z

Troy McClure:

[[Image:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950-1.png|right|thumb|A very easy, but unpractical SLH, can be used for quick reference]]
[[Image:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950.png|right|thumb|An example Sideline Hub without Loadbalancing]]
A sideline hub (SLH) is a [[Hub|hub]] that connects a [[Sideline|sideline]] to a [[Mainline|mainline]]. Although usually [[Load Balancing|load balanced]] they are not always. They are however, designed not to interrupt the flow of mainline traffic as much as possible, so that trains already at full speed do not have to slow down. More information on building a sideline hub is available on the [[Guides:Basic Junctions|Basic Junctions]] guide.

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Junctionary - New SLHs

2012-03-14T23:33:24Z

Troy McClure: added 2 simple SLH's

<noinclude>{{JunctionarySLHMenu}}</noinclude>
{{JunctionaryTableHeader
|headline=New Sideline Hubs <font size="small">([[Sideline_Hub|what is that?]])
}}

{{Junctionary|15.03.12|[[Image:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950.png|center|140px|]]|'''Basic SLH'''|Simple example of a LLRR Mainline and LR Sideline SLH. Includes signs on ML and Sideline, a simple prio and signs to that. |{{User|Troy McClure}}| }}

{{Junctionary|15.03.12|[[Image:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950-1.png|center|140px|]]|'''Basic SLH for beginners'''|Very simple example of a LR Mainline and LR Sideline SLH. Includes signs on ML and Sideline, a simple prio and signs to that. Serves no practical use, but is easy for reference and a quick first glance. |{{User|Troy McClure}}| }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg186_SLH06.png|center|140px|]]|'''Corner SLH'''|This hub is based on directions each connection has. Four connections(west split, eastbound join, east split, westbound join), four directions(NE, SW, NW and splitting to east, SE). |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|186}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg191_SLH06.png|center|140px|]]|'''Diagonal SLH'''|A SLH on diagonal/mild corner ML showing how ridiculously small SLH it is possible to build. |{{User|Vitus}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|191}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg204_SLH03.png|center|140px|]]|'''Fast joiner'''|SLH built with emphasis on exactly 1xTL waiting bays which allow to have full speed choices. (only westbound part) |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|204}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg206_SLH03.png|center|140px|]]|'''Invisible SLH'''|An extremely compact hub using the technique called invisible because a big part of the hub is not visible at all - hidden in tunnels. |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|206}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg206_SLH02.png|center|140px|]]|'''Classic SLH'''|A typical SLH with emphasis on system and order. |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|206}} }}

{{Junctionary|11.01.11|[[Image:psg225_SLH04.png|center|140px|]]|'''Half-SLH'''|A hub with one missing joiner. Main focus is the PBS -> 2way entry signal joiner which provides good choosing and minimum trains waiting at prios. |{{User|V453000}}|{{PublicServerGameSave|225}} }}

|}

File:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950.png

2012-03-14T23:24:06Z

Troy McClure: Simple example of a LLRR Mainline and LR Sideline SLH. Includes signs on ML and Sideline, a simple prio and signs to that.

Simple example of a LLRR Mainline and LR Sideline SLH. Includes signs on ML and Sideline, a simple prio and signs to that.

File:Testing Grounds, 22nd Dec 1950-1.png

2012-03-14T23:22:10Z

Troy McClure: Prime example of the simplest hub imaginable. It's almost never used, but can be used for reference and insight in larger SLH's

Prime example of the simplest hub imaginable. It's almost never used, but can be used for reference and insight in larger SLH's