CSX Defect Detectors & Railroad Radio, New Changes! 9 Norfolk Southern & CSX Trains In Glendale Ohio

New Changes To CSX Defect Detectors. 5 Locomotives On Huge CSX Mixed Freight Train With DPU Locomotive In The Middle Followed By CSX Train With More Old Classic Locomotives. Norfolk Southern Trains On CSX Track Included. These trains are in Woodlawn and Glendale, Ohio.
First we take a look at the CSX defect detector in Woodlawn, Ohio. Two trains pass it and we hear the defect detector transmit its signal to the crew on 160.230. There are a couple of new changes. The first change is that the defect detector goes off just as the front of the train passes it. This is fairly new as it used to only go off after the train passed it. Now it does both. The second transmission gives information on defects and gives axle counts. The next change is a newer change that took place this year. The crew on the train acknowledges the message from the defect detector. They transmit over the radio that they have heard the detector activate. The paddles next to the tracks are for dragging equipment and the sensors are for overheating equipment. I have another video that goes into more detail. The two trains that pass the detectors are a tanker train and an auto racks train and both are northbound.
The next train is a northbound local that I almost missed. It came by while I was at the McDonalds drive through in Woodlawn. I was able to catch up to it and then get in front for a good video of it passing through Glendale, Ohio. The remaining trains are in Glendale.
We see a couple of Norfolk Southern trains and several CSX locals. This ex B&O line is directional running. Most of the trains on this line run northbound and most of the trains on the nearby Norfolk Southern line run southbound. They come together in Cincinnati and Hamilton.
The last two trains are the best. I filmed them at the border of Glendale and Woodlawn. The first one is a CSX manifest with a DPU. Check out the first 4 locomotives. We have some classic units. The last train has classic locomotives pulling it also. These trains were only minutes apart. Notice that the trains in Glendale did not use their horns. Glendale is a no train horn zone. I did a series of videos showing the transition to the no train horn zone a few years ago. Glendale is one of my favorite places to watch trains. I estimate 15 to 20 trains every 24 hours including Amtrak. Amtrak Cardinal makes 3 round trips a week running between Chicago and New York City. You can also hear the dispatcher on 160.320 talking to the train crews and 452.9375 might be useful for the EOT.
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[@beulahpowell1478]

Mr JT You're one of the best videographers there is when it comes to variety with trains ,history, information about detect monitors ,what freight the trains are carrying, your scanner info, your fur babies and the location you're filming. We appreciate your sacrifice and efforts to capture all this great show. Thanks. Enjoyed this. 😊

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for your support!

[@davidbrown4823]

One perfect day of rail fan adventures. thank you.

[@garymiller5937]

Thanks 👍 for showing us what a defect detector looks like. 😊

[@draff1662]

Man, jam-packed trains today. Great location, hope you come back. Interesting to see the puppy laying still, all tuckered out and resting. Looks like he had a busy day. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.

[@musclecarmitch908]

Another great video Jawtooth! I like the Defect Detector changes, better detail to safety, probably because of some of the recent derailments. Thanks for sharing!

[@rogertemple7193]

Nice day to watch the trains in both Woodlawn and Glendale, OH, the defect detector was interesting to see and hear, glad to see your dogs and cats in your videos now, Thank You Jaw Tooth.🤠. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨

[@danslejardindecytrus]

Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo comme toujours ! 👍🙏

[@charleshagenbuch6078]

I love the sound of JTs voice when a lone squarecab shows up.😅

[@russelltrupia4479]

That was a awesome video, the quality of your videos are top notch JT👍👍

[@JawTooth]

Wow, thanks!

[@Patric5590]

Awesome video with a dpu working hard but wait there’s more 👍😎🇺🇸🚂👍

[@brianhickey5949]

Defect detector changes to improve safety are a good thing. Railroad safety is very important! I liked that stack train - it actually had one five-car-set right at the front :)

[@JawTooth]

Very true!

[@TheWcr84]

CSX uses “safety” to place blame on crews. Those detectors are already reporting to a center.

[@JawTooth]

@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars I got a bunch of them that day. that was unusual to see that many

[@ut000bs]

Some good trains, JT. We saw CSX 2020 on that first train. For some reason you can always see that locomotive very clearly. **ba-dum tish** Well, another nice time spent watching the trains go by while I ate my lunch. Thanks, JT. I'll see you next time. 👍‍🖖‍

[@garymessina1609]

Great explanation of the defect detector and update on frequencies great spot for a great video thanks Jaw tooth

[@brianbickley8368]

I noticed that the trains going through that intersection weren't blowing their horns. But I also noticed, for the first time, that the crossing was guarded on both sides by crossing gates to prevent people from going around the gate. That makes sense.

[@gravelydon7072]

Likely a no horn zone.

[@usnusmcret]

I thought if it was a no-horn zone, at least the engine bell would be used.

[@ronmorrison1964]

I suggest that all trains pull a caboose. to monitor safe train operation and limit train lengths to about 6 blocks when hauling hazmat!

[@johnstudd4245]

@@ronmorrison1964 I'm afraid your suggestions about cabooses will fall on deaf ears, that was one of the arguments the unions used to try to avoid the caboose being eliminated back in the 1980's... or did it start in the 70's. About train length....there have been some serious complaints from communities about the long trains since the "precision schedule railroading"(forgive me if I did not get that exactly correct) went into effect, and the longer trains that seem to have been a by product of that.

[@thomasmackowiak]

Thank you for this video of trains that you saw at Woodlawn and Glendale, Ohio, Jaw Tooth! The close-up of the defect detector parts in and around the tracks at Milepost 13.5 is interesting to see. I am pleased to learn that CSX now requires the engineer to acknowledge that he/she has heard the defect detector's message. The acknowledgement of the defect detector's message is more than likely the result of the Norfolk Southern's derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. Now the CSX defect detector also lets you know that a train has started to pass the defect detector.

[@psg6314]

Have a great weekend and God bless from GA and stay safe

[@chrisryan5339]

Great entertainment as always thanks. Chris from England

[@LisbonRailProductionsandF1]

@chrisryan5339 i agreed with you, this is pure entertainment, i have a channel related to trains too, hope you enjoy.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks 👍

[@andrefane5499]

Amazing videos Jaw tooth keep up the good work

[@JawTooth]

Thanks! Will do!

[@toddselph5992]

Some nice catches. Interesting change with the defect detector acknowledgement. Great video JT!

[@JawTooth]

Thanks 👍

[@rogerr.7228]

​@JawTooth Afternoon, Brian! How are you? I'm been super busy with my work schedule the past several months and haven't had much time for KZbin.

[@billxam2674]

I was watching a "that's railroadin" video and he worked on a defect detector that refused to work until they plugged in a space heater in the shed.

[@WattsTheFed]

It's so cool that you spotted CSXT 2020! We had that locomotive here recently on the Fulton subdivision out of Fulton, NY (to Dewitt yard, L025).

[@ChainsawNW1218]

The first crossing You were filming at You could really hear that freight rolling over the jointed rail section they often install at crossings, DPU action and busy!🛤🚂👍

[@williamsantangelo]

Thank You Jaw Tooth 😊 from a fans eye, it's all good!! Your Doggies are Cool!!

[@JawTooth]

Thank you too!

[@garymiller5937]

Nice video today JT. Thank you! 😊😊

[@garymiller5937]

The container train was fairly long. Pretty cool. 😊😊

[@earlschmitt884]

Wow, that Glendale one at the crossing almost sounded like at a NASCAR race when the cars go bye. Pretty cool stuff.😮

[@stevenallen9613]

Great video, loved the 2 D&H covered hoppers.

[@JawTooth]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@garymiller5937]

Really cool long mixed freight with a DPU. Doesn't get much better than that. 😊😊😊

[@kerigtaylor5773]

Thanks for the info about the defect detector. I've noticed the change in the one where I watch and thought it might be a malfunction, now I understand. I wish they still called out the speed though. It was always fun to hear Amtrack at 77mph. Thanks again for the info!

[@patriciamartinez3047]

Hi JT I hope that you and family have a safe weekend you do wonderful videos thank you my friend ❤❤❤

[@jeffmiller4324]

Great video. Always enjoy your work...

[@JawTooth]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Woodsman991]

Another good video, very informative and as always a fun watch.

[@JawTooth]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@roberttrains8696]

Good video my brother thanks for sharing Robert

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Be cool to have people defect detectors at New York City subways. Thanks for the show JAW TOOTH From New York

[@Cowboy_Steve]

Howdy JT! Those new defect detectors look to be a nice improvement. We have some of those 'no whistle' crossings in town now and they freak me out a little... lol. I'm a retired career firefighter and I've seen way too many people and vehicles get hit WITH the trains using their horns... so we'll see. Some great catches on today's video. Hey I sent you an Email last week I think it was, to the address in your profile. Was wondering if you got it. Thanks for sharing! 🤠

[@the-terrible63]

Hi good morning, excellent video!

[@SouthAlabamaRailfan]

Loved seeing all those trains, JT. Another great video! Good to see Norfie again. It's been a while. Where's she been?

[@RTWest-kn5fr]

You are so, so hi-tech Señor Jaws. Sometimes I just marvel. I say to my old dog here... Sometimes we even bark and howl together. I can usually call 'Jinx' first, 'cause she doesn't know much English. Gracias por tu video. RT sends, manda, Colonia Centro Histórico, Puebla, México...

[@mikedurhan9941]

Love the attractive neighborhoods right on the tracks in Glendale. What an appealing place for a railfan to live! Also love the EMD older power on the locals. Nice change from the usual giant GE power usually seen. Great video shot on location in one of my new "favorite places". Thanks, Brian.

[@MDRailProductions]

Amazing video with the Defect detectors some places have different ones and it’s really cool

[@JawTooth]

Thanks 👍

[@RodrigoSousaFerrovias]

Big like my friend! Greetings from Brasil 🇧🇷

[@MarvUSA]

Good Job, nice video JT.

[@train1962]

Thumbs up Brian.Have a great weekend.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks, you too!

[@Hyrev1]

Excellent video JT! 🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸

[@JawTooth]

Thank you very much!

[@Bruceter57]

I enjoy your videos from Glendale without the ear-piercing horns. I’d venture to say that the new procedure with defect detectors is a result of the East Palestine catastrophe. The NTSB hasn’t released their final findings yet and I applaud CSX for being foresighted Also, I live 20 miles from East Palestine and from what I read and hear NS is doing everything they can to remedy the situation. My prayers and thoughts to the residents of East Palestine.

[@JawTooth]

Yes, I think so. I know that more defect detectors are being installed also since that happened. There is a new one near me that I want to do a video about

[@sherrymcghee8315]

🥰🤗💞💕 Great videos love 💕 your close ups enjoyed watching ♥️😊🥰

[@Chessie1985]

Awesome video and love the new csx gondolas JT!!!

[@JawTooth]

Thanks!

[@Chessie1985]

@@JawTooth You're welcome!!!

[@RRFF-ki2ev]

The train led by the CSX T4 and three SD40-2 was interesting. I could hear the EMDs before I saw the train.

[@MrKingdonuts]

Excellent video Jawtooth!!!!

[@JawTooth]

Thank you very much!

[@hunterstewarthobbies6692]

Great Catches!

[@noneshere]

Thanks for the information JT. I'm learning chirp for my baofeng UV5Rs .

[@JawTooth]

Great!

[@jamesnicholas7180]

Cool D&H hoppers on the local!

[@georgettedebuhr2660]

Another cool video from Jaw Tooth. Defect detectors are a good thing for safety. Have a nice day 😊🌈

[@JawTooth]

Thanks! You too!

[@BLBurns2000]

Got a giggle from the "Total axles: 4"

[@ebf82234]

Hey JT...thanks for putting the Baofeng radio "on stage"!! It may be "cheapo", but it sure performs. After I saw you using it, I bought the UV-6R, and it's a 'Little Giant"! With the squelch set at "3", I can hear transmissions up to 6 miles in each direction from my location. I haven't done much with the radio...just "sit" on the frequencies in my area. Thanks for featuring it. Also in the "thanks department" is this great video...working your "Ohio Magic" once again!! Glendale looks like an awesome place...sorry, though, to see (hear) it's a "quiet zone". Terrific coverage, though, of what appeared to be "local" traffic along that great "semi-street-running" trackage..."SpongeBob" GP40-3 portrait @7:50 is "killer". Another "square-cab" SD40-3 plus an original @17:11 really got my attention...check out the D&H and Seaboard System covered hoppers on the headend!! The real "show-stopper" was @21:14, with a "pure" SD40 leading a pair of "SpongeBob" SD40-3's...wow 😲😲!! As WWOT would say, "Are you kidding me???" Great show, my friend... 👍👍👌👌

[@paulfalzarano5930]

Great video👌

[@lashendawest7509]

Great catches and awesome video jaw tooth

[@JawTooth]

Thank you very much!

[@lashendawest7509]

You're welcome

[@RadioDX3]

They're using a folded dipole for the detector transmitter antenna, makes sense

[@poowg2657]

I don't mind deadhead moves, just another aspect of railroading. Weird seeing Glendale without gambit. Thanks for the detector tute, learned a lot. I don't even know where the nearest defect detector is around where I live, 40 miles away I'd guess. Excellent video, enjoyed it much!

[@michaelmassie2383]

Did something happen to Gambit?

[@JawTooth]

Glad you enjoyed it. The railroads are starting to install more detectors since the Ohio incident. There is a new one near Carlisle Ohio.

[@JawTooth]

No, he is fine. We are going to Railfan one day next week. I had to help a friend of mine who lives near Glendale and thought I would get a few trains while out

[@GilmerJohn]

Somewhere I picked up that a single locomotive has a low speed limit because a single engine might not reliably complete the track circuit.

[@tomatoes3]

Just love your videos JT . Nothing like that here in the UK .🇬🇧

[@celioleitao7303]

Your videos are always the best.

[@JawTooth]

I appreciate that!

[@londonwhaley8690]

I enjoyed that video👍👍

[@MailmanRailfan]

Love the videos buddy!!!! Hope to put out good content like you !!!

[@JawTooth]

You can do it!

[@MailmanRailfan]

@@JawTooth thanks for the entertainment and inspiration brother!

[@geoffreykail9129]

Nice info.

[@CSXOhioRailFanPlus752]

Awesome Video

[@JawTooth]

Thanks!

[@carletoncandis635]

Grendale ,Ohio train spotter's heaven🌹

[@1361057]

JT, I was surprised on that first tank-car train they didn’t have a buffer car between the first tank-car and the locomotive. Maybe that was a train of empties. Thanks for all your expert work and appropriate narration.

[@johnstudd4245]

With just one loco for 64 cars they would have had to been just about all empties. It seems to be quite rare to see any train with only one engine these days. He was moving right along to.

[@gaborandrejszki2553]

Wow! Nice freight trains 👍

[@philjackson691]

HEY😮, CAN YOU FILM A LASHUP OF CARS FROM A TRAIN YARD? THANKS BUDDY. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, AND SHOESTRINGS, WATCH EVERYDAY👍 KEEP IT GOING.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for the idea!

[@ferrerosimoes8513]

Very nice :)

[@Shawn_Richards]

Another great video 👍🏼 How many different vehicles do you own though? Lol I guess it's good you have multiple vehicles because it seems as though you put quite a few miles on chasing trains! Keep up the great job, sir. ✌🏼

[@JawTooth]

A lot but I also lease cars. The car I took to Pennsylvania recently was a lease car

[@Shawn_Richards]

Oh ok, gotcha. I really enjoyed your recent Pennsylvania swing. Was glad to see you found something new for yourself in Tyrone,Pa. That's a pretty cool historic town. I live about 40 miles north of there up near Clearfield, PA where RJ Corman has a yard and owns the surrounding shortlines. There's an ethanol plant that sits right next to their yard so they bring a lot of the corn in and the finished ethanol out. Plus there are still some active coal mines around the area that they service also. The ethanol plant alone though keeps them really busy.

[@JawTooth]

@@Shawn_Richards I will have more videos to post from Pennsylvania. I am working on another one from Horseshoe Curve right now. I also have my rainy videos from Strasburg area to post

[@gravelydon7072]

Interesting. When on Amtrak, the Engineer and Conductor both have acknowledged the defect detectors for a long time. Does the DD now relay the acknowledgement to the dispatcher? CSX detectors on the run from Miami to DC always were broadcast, wait, broadcast the results and often included the speed.

[@barbararoberto1258]

Enjoy your videos this one was very interesting like the defect idea it is for better saftey

[@JawTooth]

Thanks 👍

[@BOATNIAGARA]

Exellent video Jaw Tooth !

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Glad to see Morphy's ok

[@lynnstolz7222]

JT, do you know if NS is doing the same thing in their defect detectors yet? BTW, I now have a UV-6R. I like it berrer than my expensive ICOM that I had been using. Keep up the good work!

[@connorgiove7090]

jawtooth, i was in harrisburg on the 22nd and i caight a norfolk southern train that got a high load alarm near axle 4 at MP 1112.9

[@millcreekrails]

Hard for me to find disappointment in getting to see a Geep!! Another awesome video :)

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrPeerum]

😅thanks for de video,have a nice weekend to.greetz:🍐:Peer.

[@randywilliams9531]

Cute cat

[@t.j.carroll8512]

Like hearing the detectors and I immediately start calculating number of cars less engines. But doesn't work well with intermodal or auto racks using articulated boggies. Thanks for sharing all the trains today. 👍

[@elkhartgary9675]

Nice job

[@JawTooth]

Thanks!

[@janchristensen7993]

Good one JawTooth. 👍

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for the visit

[@Trains_Storms]

Fantastic Video Brian! Hope you can come to NS Harrisburg Yard in Harrisburg PA I want to railfan with you and I don't drive

[@ocsrc]

That's a 222 MHz loop antenna and the other one on top looks like a very short VHF or 900 band

[@GY51360]

Good video Brian. Is the acknowledgement of defect detector only for CSX or across the board

[@markwalker1144]

Now, they were short trains, except for the intermodel. Sorry and sweet😊. No monster.s. Thanks for the video.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching!

[@JamesSimmons-dj6ix]

Good video Jawtooth

[@JawTooth]

Thanks!

[@curtismccorkel6985]

Nice

[@SuperApplefan1]

hey its jawtooth again

[@ConwayTruckload]

The one that almost got away was a yard engine. Note the amber strobe lights

[@sntrainzchaserguy6883]

See you later on the steel highway in the near future man. Have a good weekend to you.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks, you too!

[@anthonyziemba9477]

Here in Florida we have a high number of Suicides. Brite line coming at speeds of 65 + those railings are always challenged by those who have given up on life. Great videos you always take them from a safe location. 🤳🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂

[@johnstudd4245]

In Mumbai(formerly Bombay) India, there are an average of about 10 deaths a day from people on the tracks/suicides/grade crossings or falling off trains, on their Metro system.

[@michaelhewitt258]

Hey JawTooth Awesome video Very enjoyable to watch 👍👍👍👍

[@JawTooth]

Hey, thanks!

[@Cbtrainnut]

Very cool to see and hear the detector. I am curious as to how often the detectors are placed along the tracks?

[@RFMCabooseNP1713]

Nice.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks!

[@kenmcgory8768]

Top o' the mornin' to ya! A lot of standard cab engines around there, not a lot of wide nose crew cabs. I don't know about anyone else, but I didn't understand the Sponge Bob reference. One of the things I like about your videos is the local info, the blurbs about local attractions and history. This is the first I've heard of the new defect detectors, and the new protocols. It's also the first time I've seen any of the detection equipment. It would be nice to know what the different components do. Keep up the good work!

[@RailRide]

The full nickname is _"Sponge Bob Square Cab"_ , referring to the rebuilt units that feature a square cab without the beveled upper corners when viewed from either end, and its resemblance to the cartoon character.

[@markgurgevich3851]

Item 9 in the timetable if it is the same nation wide is an instruction to only blow the horn if a collision is eminent !!!! We used to have that in Kingsville, Tx until the UP merged then all the crossings were lit up and train began blowing for the crossings and ran through town at yard speed not to exceed 20mph

[@DV_Graph1cs]

19:10 I think that reaction corresponds to the number on the train 😂

[@jeffmurphree2937]

What sort of defects are detected? Who, besides the engineer, are the messages sent to? Thanks for posting!

[@TI4438]

Excessive heat and something dragging are two examples.

[@davidmihevc3990]

Also have detectors for flat spots on the wheels. It detects the bang when the flat spot hits the rail.

[@trainstravelsandtrails4800]

I have a Baofeng. They are awesome for railfanning