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In my opinion, I prefer 750DC, but its because it is my local power system
In my opinion, I prefer 750DC, but its because it is my local power system
Nick said:Am I correct in thinking 3rd Rail systems are limited to 90mph?
tubechallenger said:...TCRSMD (is that the correct initials?!)
There wouldn't be much risk of being electrocuted if you just tripped over a running rail though...TheSlash said:If you are going to trip over 3rd rail, it will involve tripping over a running rail aswell.
Craig said:There wouldn't be much risk of being electrocuted if you just tripped over a running rail though...TheSlash said:If you are going to trip over 3rd rail, it will involve tripping over a running rail aswell.
joea1 said:In my opinion, they are only dangerous if you touch or deliberately go near them. You can't get a shock if you don't. So stay well clear.
laverack222 said:I prefer OHLE, as it permits higher running speeds, and corresponds better with the rest of Europe (which mainly uses OHLE)
Jordy said:laverack222 said:I prefer OHLE, as it permits higher running speeds, and corresponds better with the rest of Europe (which mainly uses OHLE)
True, with OHLE the possibility of through trains to europe remains
Seth said:That's actually more difficult than you think. We use a slightly different system to the european network. I think it has something to do with pantograph height/tension.