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plikma

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What does "MTU" mean with reference to HSTs? I've seen it a lot on this forums, and the only possible think of is "Multiple unit" but I don't think HSTs are converted to Multiple unit are they?
 
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MTU is the manafacturer of the new engines which are being installed in all GNER and FGW powercars to replace the Valenta engines.
 

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What does "MTU" mean with reference to HSTs? I've seen it a lot on this forums, and the only possible think of is "Multiple unit" but I don't think HSTs are converted to Multiple unit are they?

MTU = Motoren und Turbinen Union (Motor and Turbine Union)


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They also make the engines used in the Turbostars, and were formally Maybach, who made engines used in the Class 42 Warships and the Class 35 Hymeks. They also make engines for the Bombardier Talent and the Irish 22000 class DMUs. There main areas though are military and maritime engines though, particular for the German Army and Navy.
MTU can also mean Maximum transmission Unit, which is to do with network protocol.
 
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