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July 31st 09, 06:48 PM
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More sweaty armpits on the new Overground stock
On Jul 31, 4:12*pm, 1506 wrote:
If they would fit the loading guage, these trains would seem ideal for District and Circle Lines. nitpick As I understand the term, a 378 does fit the loading gauge ... because the term loading gauge refers to the train itself ... so a 378 always fits itself  )The comment I think should be ... if 378s would fit the SSL structure gauge with sufficient clearance. However, it is a Friday and I have a reputation of pedant to maintain ... and I knew exactly what you meant )/ nitpick -- Nick |
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