Class 319 FCC EMU`s

[northernrailer]

Can anyone submit a full destination blind list for the black and yellow blinds currently fitted to the class 319 FCC units. All help appreciated, or if anyone can submit individual destinations that would be apprecaied also.

 

[westcoaster]

I posted these before I'll do a quick search.

 

[northernrailer]

which station in London is the best to see the most class 319`s in service??

 

[westcoaster]

Anywhere between city thameslink and west hampstead t-link.

 

[asylumxl]

Depends how you want to see them.

I'd say Elstree & Borhamwood (Zone 6) if you want to see Brighton services running through at speed, aswell as stopping services.

If you want to see them going slowly and stopping, definetly in the core, as all trains sTop there (St Pancras-Farringdon).

I'd recommend making yourself known to station staff before doing any spotting or photting.

 

[b0b]

If you want to see them going slowly and stopping, definetly in the core, as all trains sTop there (St Pancras-Farringdon).

Farringdon being the place where they switch power, which makes it a little more interesting

 

[jon0844]

Farringdon being the place where they switch power, which makes it a little more interesting

Yes, you can see how quick a 319 changes power and then enjoy the 377s doing the same (you can probably go and get a coffee and come back!).

 

[Pumbaa]

Yes, you can see how quick a 319 changes power and then enjoy the 377s doing the same (you can probably go and get a coffee and come back!).

Make it two

 

[AlterEgo]

I believe they still have "Dunstable" on them from when the Thameslink extension via Luton was mooted in the late 80s/early 90s...