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Think its going a while before the wires go up all the way Oxford will be first as plenty of return on investment.O/H is the only way to go more reliable in all weathers and for high speed,wouldnt it be good if 140mph could be attained.Then there would be real modol shift if this happened no need for dedicated h/speed lines just upgrade what we have and put tilt in.Think you would like o/h if it was done DB style very neat and unobtrusive have a look at it.
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It seems an odd concept to me to build a train as a high speed electric then
add the weight of several diesel engines underfloor and the weight of fuel seems a waste of power One of the politicians said in parliament that it would add 10 mins th hook up a loco at Cardiff things have got slack when we had change from diesel to leccie at Ipswich prior to 1986 they did the change in the time it took the passengers to alight and board and with better couplings now they make and break 4 & 8 car sets at Colchester in the time it takes to bump up and do a break test But then I dont believe anything politicians say |
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