Conrail High car Detector!

[@Raptorsfan-pv6bd]

It sounds like an STC smartscan NG¹

[@rickygonzalez3152]

It's actually an STC Sentry System, which was made in 1986 before it was discontinued in 2003. The SmartScan NG (New Generation), essentially used the same voice when it was made in 2004. Now that changed with the SmartScan NG² with that deep voice.

[@RegionRailfanners]

As of a couple days ago, NS changed this to their robot voice…

[@ohioandnortheastern]

Aw

[@rickygonzalez3152]

But it still reads the milepost as 482 rather than 482.0 and still gives out the Axle count

[@jamesburnside3023]

Cool device never seen one here

[@ChadsRailfanExperience]

Wow, you didn't get the TOTAL AXLE COUNT........1

[@rickygonzalez3152]

Conrail High Car Detector CP 482 - Chesterton, IN No Defects Total Axle Count: 28