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tube system radio usage
I note Bakerloo services stopped this morning following radio failure.
What usage for radio is essential to run tube services? I assume signal light and switch control uses wired links and drivers control trains - with the exception of the Victoria line. I hope my assumptions will be corrected here. -- Walter Briscoe |
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tube system radio usage
Walter Briscoe wrote: I note Bakerloo services stopped this morning following radio failure. What usage for radio is essential to run tube services? Do you not think it essential for there to be a means of communication between trains and operations control? -- Larry Lard Replies to group please |
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tube system radio usage
Larry Lard wrote:
Walter Briscoe wrote: I note Bakerloo services stopped this morning following radio failure. What usage for radio is essential to run tube services? Do you not think it essential for there to be a means of communication between trains and operations control? In the old days they would stop and clip on a telephone to the two cables which run down the side of every tunnel. Ian |
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