Ladder23
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When will the next moves be made through Luton? Yet to see one!
And availability of the stock has been delayed by Bombardier’s inability to deliver their replacements on Greater Anglia.Not now, no; but perhaps it could have been foreseen. Training has been delayed by the postponement of energisation, no-one can say it was unexpected.
Personally, I find this sort of thing disheartening. I really want investment in the industry, and more electrification, but when that actually happens the industry seems to be giving the impression that they find everything's difficult. Doesn't create the right climate, IMO.
Not sure myself but you could check RTT as that might be of some help.When will the next moves be made through Luton? Yet to see one!
I see movements today were planned but none so far have happenedNot sure myself but you could check RTT as that might be of some help.
I wonder if only having 1 pantograph on 8 car and 2 on 12 car will be permanent or only temporary. Never seen that before!107 and 116 ready to be hauled back - note how 107’s pantograph is up whilst 116’s is down.
I wonder if only having 1 pantograph on 8 car and 2 on 12 car will be permanent or only temporary. Never seen that before!
Ah ok, thank you very muchGiven that traction power cannot be transferred between units, it's temporary. There is a restriction on the number of pantographs the 360s can use at the minute although my understanding is that this only applied North of Bedford, there was some discussion about this earlier in the thread - I think that in that post 116's pantograph was down as a result of it disgracing itself earlier in the day.
Monday morning will see 8 car move Cricklewood - Kettering via Kentish Town or West Hampstead Thameslink ( no exit Northbound from Cricklewood)
6 with EMR so 15 remain at GA. 2 more will probably move over to EMR later today.how many 360s are left with GA now, weren't any at LST on Saturday
I’m pretty sure it’s 8 with EMR now and 13 with GA? An additional two moved from Clacton to Cricklewood a few weeks back.6 with EMR so 15 remain at GA. 2 more will probably move over to EMR later today.
Realtime Trains - 556T 1829 Clacton C.S.D. to Cricklewood Depot
Realtime Trains provides live realtime running information for the Great British railway network using open data.www.realtimetrains.co.uk
ah yes. Just looked at my own list and EMR do have 8.I’m pretty sure it’s 8 with EMR now and 13 with GA? An additional two moved from Clacton to Cricklewood a few weeks back.
They usually operate the midday runs, very rarely the early morning and evening runs. I can imagine 116’s failure last week and Tier 4 restrictions have been impacting this though.Everytime I check for moves along the MML they don’t work, any news as to what will run for the testing
ThanksThey usually operate the midday runs, very rarely the early morning and evening runs. I can imagine 116’s failure last week and Tier 4 restrictions have been impacting this though.
Previously advised Pantograph restrictions withdrawn this morning following National Grid switching work at former Sundon feeder station
So I take it 360s will be able to do 110mph where possible?Previously advised Pantograph restrictions withdrawn this morning following National Grid switching work at former Sundon feeder station
I take it the old Sundon has now been disconnected and the new feeder (Long Meadow Farm/Chalton) has officially taken over in the feeding department then.Previously advised Pantograph restrictions withdrawn this morning following National Grid switching work at former Sundon feeder station
That's not necessarily related, speed restrictions tend to be about the mechanics of the wire, whereas number-of-trains restrictions tend to be about power capacity.So I take it 360s will be able to do 110mph where possible?
The above post said restrictions had been lifted, so I assumed that meant speed as well, as the previous OHLE restrictions meant electric trains could only do 75mph on the new wires...That's not necessarily related, speed restrictions tend to be about the mechanics of the wire, whereas number-of-trains restrictions tend to be about power capacity.
These 360s have been interesting because a no-middle-pantograph restriction can mean either or both situations.