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Shielding 750 volt 3rd rail ?
"Boltar" wrote in message om... : ] (Arthur Figgis) wrote in message ... : Why re-invent the wheel, and introduce an incompatible new system at : huge expense? Internationally 25kV 50 Hz is effectively standard : nowadays, the equipment is available off the shelf (and once we shoot : all the Daily Mail readers, sorry, I mean sort out the important : political issues, we might even be able to get standard foreign trains : running through to Britain on it). : : They'll only be able to run on the CTRL, they'd be too big for other lines. : I can't understand why we have such a restricted loading gauge in this : country, I mean we had broad gauge on the GWR for heavens sake, surely the : loading gauge of that line if nothing else must have been built big enough for : european trains? ..... and the Great Central, too! DW |
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