Dependable signals for TRS22?

[Ghost42]

Could someone recommend a set of signals, I use NEC usually but since porting my route to TRS22 they are playing up, sometimes don't light up but are being ignored with consists following each other like sheep.
Right hand, fictional route.

 

[RetroRails12]

Could someone recommend a set of signals, I use NEC usually but since porting my route to TRS22 they are playing up, sometimes don't light up but are being ignored with consists following each other like sheep.
Right hand, fictional route.

Jointed Rails G style NYC signals Comes with Gantry signals

 

[UnionPacificFan1005]

Jointed Rails G style NYC signals Comes with Gantry signals

I second this. They're getting up there in age but JR's signals are still my go to whenever I'm working on projects simply for the variety in types and how configurable they are.

 

[Ghost42]

Thanks, this is where bulk replace comes in handy!

 

[RetroRails12]

Thanks, this is where bulk replace comes in handy!

that tool does not work on signals it gives a warning when doing so... but it does work on track and switch machines and switches and whistle posts but not signals bridges but roads yes..
so to replace the signals you have to do it the old fashioned way by hand..

 

[Ghost42]

I did try and it works in '22 luckily, I just wish it would run without the CTDs....

 

[boleyd]

Yep - works in 22......

 

[rhban]

I don't feel I should have to go to Jointed Rails or any other outside agency. Still, I use sig BR, because they look most like the kind of signals I am used to, but they don't work properly - at least, not the ones that indicate a possible turn to left or right, where they often signal a turn when the points are set for straight on.

 

[WestSideRailways]

can someone tell me what the difference is between the signal BR7 and signal BR8.?

and aslo how far away should a signal be.? from a Junction.

Thanks

 

[MasterTracklayer]

I don`t recall just where it was, but within the last month or so, @JCitron posted an excellent explanation of what the different signals are supposed to be for. If I come across it again, I`ll have to bookmark it.