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RE: TransPennine Express
Still, Not hard to read back a few posts before posting. For Blog Posts Containing all the latest in the local Bus Scene The 2002 Bus Blog Subscribe to my Youtube Channel, Updated regularly! All my Social Media Links here! https://linktr.ee/TerencePrice |
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(22/01/2017 17:32)T42 PVM Wrote: Still, Not hard to read back a few posts before posting. Afraid that I am not perfect. All time rail mileage travelled 327264 miles |
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Does anyone know what would the timetable, from December 2017, look like for TransPennine Express at Liverpool Lime Street ? |
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Judging from the fact that Manchester Airport Northern services are still via the Chat, TPE services are unchanged. |
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Just an update on the new liveried 185s, they're now coming along nicely and at least the following 14 have been done; 185104/08/14/15/23/27/28/31/35/38/39/40/44/50. --- Thanks Ant Check out my YouTube Channel updated regularly at 18:00 Most Days; https://www.youtube.com/c/apdmediatransp...nel/videos Check out my content on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/envirohunter https://www.flickr.com/photos/envirohunter/albums Updated recently with a trip down to the South Coast in 2021 & Railway Pictures from 2017. |
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I was reading an article about the Class 185 units just before Christmas , the article was saying that as three car units all powered there a bit on the over-powered side. The DfT said no to a trailer car being built to make them all into four car units a while back which would have got power to weight back to normal i think. |
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RE: TransPennine Express
(13/02/2017 18:48)wirralbus Wrote: I was reading an article about the Class 185 units just before Christmas , the article was saying that as three car units all powered there a bit on the over-powered side. They're "over powered" because of the terrain on the routes they operate on. They wouldn't have that much power if they didn't need it |
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(13/02/2017 19:01)Y474 KNF Wrote: They're "over powered" because of the terrain on the routes they operate on. They wouldn't have that much power if they didn't need it Over-powered , have you been on one of these units when the eco-system for the train drops an engine so it only runs on 2 of the 3 engines , the system picks at random which engine to turn off. |
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I suspect there was a misunderstanding by Siemens of what was meant by trains with good climbing ability. Possibly they thought of railways on the nearby Bavarian Alps when they were designing them? |
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(13/02/2017 19:33)wirralbus Wrote: Over-powered , have you been on one of these units when the eco-system for the train drops an engine so it only runs on 2 of the 3 engines , the system picks at random which engine to turn off. I have and I use them on a regular basis so I know how the engine system works - but you were the one that posted about an article saying they were apparently "over powered" (13/02/2017 18:48)wirralbus Wrote: I was reading an article about the Class 185 units just before Christmas , the article was saying that as three car units all powered there a bit on the over-powered side. |
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