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Great Western Railway has promised that 2019 is going to be a landmark year for train travel in Newbury. Great Western Railway (GWR) will be delivering new trains, with more seats to Newbury. The line between Reading and Newbury has been electrified and means GWR can run their new Electrostar…
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91025 heads a northbound Anglo-Scottish ECML express from Newcastle Central - c.09/1992. The actual date the image was made is unknown; the indication given is based on the film processing date imprinted on the original slide.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is famed for its GG1 electric locomotives, but casual observers might be surprised to learn how extensive Pennsy’s electric operations were. After a tentative start with a limited D.C. third-rail system in the early 1900s, the PRR built an A.C. catenary empire between 1915 and 1938 — and fielded an impressive array [...]Read More...
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Page 1 of 3 - Wireless DCC System for ?90 (using SPROG, Raspberry Pi and JMRI) - posted in DCC Discussion Topics (not questions): This weekend, I finally got the following cheap wireless DCC set-up working nicely: Although Im using a Sprog Nano and an SBoost, you could easily use a Sprog II which would bring the costs in at around £90. If you already have a DCC booster then you can simply buy a Sprog Nano to use as the command station which brings the costs down even further (£20 less). A...
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Best viewed 'Original' size. 08420 at BREL Doncaster - 28/03/1982. © 2014 - 53A Models of Hull Collection. Scanned from the original 35mm colour negative; photographed by John Turner. - - - - - -
40061 leaves Newcastle with ecs to Heaton (from the Blackpool - Newcastle service), 14/8/82. ©Rail Photoprints
This colourful cover shows what was described as a 'vital part' of the BR Modernisation Plan - the extension of electrified lines, something British railways had arguably lagged behind in. The scene purports to be that of the Manchester - Sheffield - Wath elecrification, the 1500v DC scheme that was started before the 2nd World War but wasn't completed until the 1950s. By then BR had decided to electrify at 25kv ac - and this line was eventually, and many would say criminally, abandoned - leaving no cross-Pennine route electrified. The image is of interest as not only does it show the 26000 class for goods and the 27000 class loco for passenger services against a busy industrial scene but it is by the French artist Albert Brenet (1903 - 2005), the French transport and marine artist, who was commissioned by SNCF for many posters and publciity images.
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