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Any ideas about how long it will be before the first four car trains start?
Took a spin round the line yesterday, couldn't see a lot left to do at many platform lengthening worksites... Paul S |
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On Sep 3, 5:37*pm, "Paul Scott"
wrote: Any ideas about how long it will be before the first four car trains start? Took a spin round the line yesterday, couldn't see a lot left to do at many platform lengthening worksites... Paul S A post, from Tim Dunning, on District Dave's forum says the first two diagrams should start on 14th September. Both Richmond and Clapham Junction will see 4 car trains. |
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On 3 Sep, 20:42, Paul Corfield wrote:
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 17:37:49 +0100, "Paul Scott" wrote: Any ideas about how long it will be before the first four car trains start? Took a spin round the line yesterday, couldn't see a lot left to do at many platform lengthening worksites... In another place - not District Dave - 14th September has been quoted. 2 4-car sets are planned to be in service. The timings (for 14/9/10 only) are 07.50 * * Richmond - Willesden Junction 08.25 * * Willesden Junction - Richmond 09.57 * * Richmond - Stratford 11.07 * * Stratford - Richmond 12.27 * * Richmond - Stratford 13.37 * * Stratford - Richmond 14.57 * * Richmond - Stratford 16.09 * * Stratford - Richmond 17.24 * * Richmond - Stratford 18.39 * * Stratford - Clapham Junction 06:50 * * Clapham Junction - Stratford 08:09 * * Stratford - Richmond 09:22 * * Richmond - Stratford 10:37 * * Stratford - Richmond 11:57 * * Richmond - Stratford 13:07 * * Stratford - Richmond 14:27 * * Richmond -Stratford 15:37 * * Stratford - Richmond 17:36 * * Richmond - Willesden Junction 18:27 * * Willesden Junction - Richmond -- Paul C Does that mean unit 225 will leave the ELL? |
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![]() "Dr. Sunil" wrote in message ... On 3 Sep, 20:42, Paul Corfield wrote: On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 17:37:49 +0100, "Paul Scott" wrote: Any ideas about how long it will be before the first four car trains start? Took a spin round the line yesterday, couldn't see a lot left to do at many platform lengthening worksites... In another place - not District Dave - 14th September has been quoted. 2 4-car sets are planned to be in service. Does that mean unit 225 will leave the ELL? There are more 4 car units due for return from Derby before the due date, 211 and 216 I believe, and a few pf the /2s built as four car still to be introduced are stored at Ashford. AFAICT the normal diagramming requires at least one or two 378/2s on the ELL, I don't think 225 is especially siginifcant. Paul S |
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On Sep 5, 12:40*pm, "Paul Scott"
wrote: "Dr. Sunil" wrote in message ... On 3 Sep, 20:42, Paul Corfield wrote: On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 17:37:49 +0100, "Paul Scott" wrote: Any ideas about how long it will be before the first four car trains start? Took a spin round the line yesterday, couldn't see a lot left to do at many platform lengthening worksites... In another place - not District Dave - 14th September has been quoted. 2 4-car sets are planned to be in service. Does that mean unit 225 will leave the ELL? There are more 4 car units due for return from Derby before the due date, 211 and 216 I believe, and a few pf the /2s built as four car still to be introduced are stored at Ashford. *AFAICT the normal diagramming requires at least one or two 378/2s on the ELL, I don't think 225 is especially siginifcant. I don't think the ELL actually needs units 201 or 225, which are based there at the moment. The full service started with just the twenty class 378/1 units. But having the extra 378/2 units gives a bit more flexibility and keeps the units running after they have been commissioned. I think that eighteen units are required for the normal service with one spare at Dalston Junction. |
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On 5 Sep, 16:18, Andy wrote:
On Sep 5, 12:40*pm, "Paul Scott" wrote: "Dr. Sunil" wrote in message .... On 3 Sep, 20:42, Paul Corfield wrote: On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 17:37:49 +0100, "Paul Scott" wrote: Any ideas about how long it will be before the first four car trains start? Took a spin round the line yesterday, couldn't see a lot left to do at many platform lengthening worksites... In another place - not District Dave - 14th September has been quoted. 2 4-car sets are planned to be in service. Does that mean unit 225 will leave the ELL? There are more 4 car units due for return from Derby before the due date, 211 and 216 I believe, and a few pf the /2s built as four car still to be introduced are stored at Ashford. *AFAICT the normal diagramming requires at least one or two 378/2s on the ELL, I don't think 225 is especially siginifcant. I don't think the ELL actually needs units 201 or 225, which are based there at the moment. The full service started with just the twenty class 378/1 units. But having the extra 378/2 units gives a bit more flexibility and keeps the units running after they have been commissioned. I think that eighteen units are required for the normal service with one spare at Dalston Junction. Thanks for your answers above. |
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Hi,
On a more positive note, it appears that four-car 378s will likely begin to make an appearance on the NLL from next week onwards. Sources indicate that two sets will probably enter service on Tuesday, with more to follow as the arrive from Derby.Finally, for those whose memories stretch even further back than the 313s, Greg Tingey kindly sent us a photo of a 4-SUB unit and a BR 1950's slam-door set at Broad Street. |
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