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- Palmerston
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Well the red one could be a tail lamp and the orange is probably an indicator.
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- Palmerston
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The red light is a tail light.
The other light is white and is a marker light.
One or other is meant to be displayed at each end when the loco is in use, with white on the leading end and red on the trailing end. The lights should change automatically when forward or reverse is selected by the driver, but there do appear to have been some recent electrical issues that have caused both lights to be displayed at both ends all of the time.
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