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April 13th 10, 07:06 AM
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Upgrading sub surface tube lines to 750V
"Charles Ellson" wrote in message
... the DC line is 650v which ISTR has been stencilled on many trackside cabinets for years. OTOH the native trains have been able to run on 750v since at least the c.501 if not also the immediately preceding LMS trains. ATM there doesn't seem to be an "official" confirmation which leaps to the front of the Google queue. I noticed as I was travelling on the GW main line between Didcot and Paddington that there are lineside cabinets labelled "650V" miles away from the sections where the London Transport lines run alongside - or even where the line is OHLE electrified. From memory I think I saw them around the Maidenhead-Twyford area. What are they for? |
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