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Hi all,
There's a London-oriented email newsletter thing called London by London; it's like Notes & Queries in structure, with people asking questions and other people answering them. This one doesn't have an answer yet, so i thought i'd pass it on: "Your post reminded me to ask the LBL readership (is it really 10,000 strong?) if anyone has heard another noise made by jubilee line trains. I can only describe the noise as the sound of running water. It's as if you're the other side of a very thin wall and someone's just flushed the loo in the next room. The noise seems to travel from one end of the carriage to the other and yet no one on the carriage bats an eyelid at this seemingly (super-) natural sound. Has anyone else heard it and do they know what it is?" Any suggestions? This follows a question about the 'gear-changing noise' that comes from the thyristors. tom -- I am become Life, destroyer of worlds |
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