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Snow had collected on the conductor rails on the piccadilly line this
morning (presumably Tubelines were still asleep since arn't they supposed to clear them?). Anyway , the shoes were sparking nicely and the lights and other systems were going on and off. Does constant on/ off of the juice do the train systems any harm in the same way constantly flicking a PC on/off would eventually kill it? Am I right in suspecting this will probably affect the newer trains with electronic control systems more than the old electro mechanical ones? B2003 |
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