It is the same voice, but apparently that's not the normal voice?Why does that PIS sound vaguely familiar to Google Translate...
It is the same voice, but apparently that's not the normal voice?Why does that PIS sound vaguely familiar to Google Translate...
Yes but these are Mk5a sets not Class 802s, different seats, check out @BillBlue80s TPE Class 802 review.
There’s a couple of sets waiting to have a software update and they need all the voice files loading. For now the train is defaulting to a text to speech voice.It is the same voice, but apparently that's not the normal voice?
Not sure I follow..? as I’ve said countless times, all Novas have the same seats. The differences are merely cosmetic with the leathery bits and the slightly different head rest in First Class.
Not sure I follow..? as I’ve said countless times, all Novas have the same seats. The differences are merely cosmetic with the leathery bits and the slightly different head rest in First Class..
Not sure what the etiquette is with linking to Twitter (the link worked for me when I tried logging out of an account), but here are some pictures from the recent photo shoot with TP06 at Scarborough.
https://twitter.com/StuBaileyPhoto/status/1184831953029226497?s=20
Thanks for that, glad it workedWorks for me too, although I do have Twitter so unsure as to whether that sways things...
So are the first class seats a little bit soft maybe? Or at least, well shaped and comfortable?They may be the same seat frame, but the cushion on the Mk5a is VERY different in First Class to that in the 802.
The Standard seats are certainly all the same bar the design of the covers.
It seems obvious that she was just biased because of the motive powerHere's a quick review by a teenage schoolgirl, travelling with her grandma on the TPE hauled stock from Malton to Scarborough:
"Are we in first class?"
"No", said the grandma.
"So it's a really mint train, better than any train I've ever been on before."
I note that the clocks on both sets out today were showing the correct time.
So does anybody know if there going to up the in passenger service of Nova 3 from 2 diagrams per day soon or maybe December timetable or is it going to be next year now?
Your last sentence is simply not true.I’ve caught one for the first time today and my first impression is how they’ve managed to create carriages that are almost entirely table seats align with the windows so badly just beggars belief. Literally every single table has a thick pillar down the middle of it.
I think having sufficient crews to operate two diagrams reliably would be a good place to start before attempting three diagrams. There was on discussion on this in the diagrams thread, it seems unlikely there will be any more diagrams until December.No one knows then!
I think having sufficient crews to operate two diagrams reliably would be a good place to start before attempting three diagrams. There was on discussion on this in the diagrams thread, it seems unlikely there will be any more diagrams until December.
If one of the diagrams tomorrow ends up at Scarborough overnight then I wonder if there might be a treat on Monday morning...That's what I've been hearing in the last week or so...
But we're well used to twists and turns in this long running saga
I think having sufficient crews to operate two diagrams reliably would be a good place to start before attempting three diagrams. There was on discussion on this in the diagrams thread, it seems unlikely there will be any more diagrams until December.
Hope the info below helps.How many sets have completed fault free running?
How many have been handed over?
How many have seen passenger use?
I’ve caught one for the first time today and my first impression is how they’ve managed to create carriages that are almost entirely table seats align with the windows so badly just beggars belief. A large number of tableshas a thick pillar down the middle of it.
Your last sentence is simply not true.
Indeed. But, as the sentence was 'Literally every single table has a thick pillar down the middle of it' rather than something more measured, it's fair enough to pick up on it.That one bay aligns does not mean that all of them do!
I’ve changed that now, but it’s fair to say a large number are about as misaligned as it’s possible to be, and it looks quite comical.Indeed. But, as the sentence was 'Literally every single table has a thick pillar down the middle of it' rather than something more measured, it's fair enough to pick up on it.
The original poster has chosen to edit their post. Please read their original post that I have quoted and you will see that what I have written is a correct response to that.That one bay aligns does not mean that all of them do!