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Old March 22nd 09, 01:17 AM posted to uk.railway,uk.transport.london
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Default 377 on Thameslink

On 20 Mar, 11:08, wrote:
On Mar 20, 7:58 am, Standing at HN28 signal
wrote:

FCC/TL *won't be using SDO ... they do not use it anywhere on their
network pre-KO0

Yes they will!! The 377/5s are Southern units, built to Southern
specifications. Whether FCC need SDO is not relevant!


) not often I have to comment on one of your respected posts HH28 -
but what I wrote was ''FCC/TL won't be *using* SDO''.

I think I am correct in that, and your comment does not appear to me
to say anywhere FCC/TL are using it, only that the units are
equipped.

Surely that is not so much relevant as THE key point I was respondong
to ... that the Victoria 377 delay sceanrio will not arise at SPILL .

Or can you tell me where FCC/TL will be using SDO underground, and
why ?

With 377s all stations are SDO, so if a 16 car called at a 12 car
platform then the rear 4 won't open.. The train is designed such that
the doors won't release unless I) the train has a GPS fix and knows
what station it is at or ii) an emergency release is given by the
driver. SDO (I doubt) cannot just be disabled as it is integral part
of how the units function.
 
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