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which brings us back to regen braking especially on 323s and during leaf fall on the Lickey - is it a real effect this autumn?? It would be interesting to monitor a few traction motor currents...
there are recent postings on youtube for a 323 and a 170 climbing Bromsgrove to
Barnt Green, but haven't found one for a voyager 220 yet (do XC even do stops at Bromsgrove any more)
Which has a better performance up the Lickey, A TYPE 220 VOYAGER OR a 323
What about when the leaves fall? Im guessing that the 323s have a better distribution 0f powered and unpowered axles??
I gather the leaf fall timetable is now in operation for a couple of months on Cross City
hmm cautionary tale ... the local domestic power comes tnto our village ( Thornbury South Glos) ...at 3 phase 11kv. but 1 phase went intermittent the other day and and didn't trip cleanly - hot wires flouescents and leds have different turn on at different thesholds it would appear - so...
centro worcester county and friends and their precursors and succesors in title?
aka Transport for West Midlands
the partnership got the lickey done, albeit slowly - pity there isn't another soft target nearby to aim for
gone very quiet ... is the 29th still the intended date for commercial 323s
PS will there be any electric freight facilitated by the route up the lickey either with or without use of bimodes, or any use of electric bankers
In the meantime it would be excellent if Tom Stobs could archive his picture at Vigo taken on the 20th may with eg the main lickey article on wikipedia - its already a piece of history - and surprisingly pretty
bob
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