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Post by manorborn on Jun 26, 2013 17:52:42 GMT
The first time I travelled on the S stock on a hot day I was struck by how much cooler it was inside the train than out. Today, a reasonably warm afternoon, I did not really feel that the train was cooler. Is this just imagination or does the aircon not work until the temperature is at a certain level?
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Post by metman on Jun 26, 2013 18:20:12 GMT
It is climate controlled I think, probably on a thermostat.
Was it a frequently stopping train? The opening and closing of doors will allow the cool air to escape.
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Post by manorborn on Jun 26, 2013 19:27:11 GMT
It was a slow Uxbridge which I caught at Finchley Road around 5:20. Fairly full so probably up from the city.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 27, 2013 8:17:28 GMT
Aircon probably just broken
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Post by melikepie on Jun 27, 2013 8:34:23 GMT
The first time I travelled on the S stock on a hot day I was struck by how much cooler it was inside the train than out. Today, a reasonably warm afternoon, I did not really feel that the train was cooler. Is this just imagination or does the aircon not work until the temperature is at a certain level? I remember one day I got on an S stock at Chesham not long after the trains had been introduced. It was a fairly cold day and yet aircon was on full blast. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 27, 2013 17:16:35 GMT
The first time I travelled on the S stock on a hot day I was struck by how much cooler it was inside the train than out. Today, a reasonably warm afternoon, I did not really feel that the train was cooler. Is this just imagination or does the aircon not work until the temperature is at a certain level? I remember one day I got on an S stock at Chesham not long after the trains had been introduced. It was a fairly cold day and yet aircon was on full blast. Not having a go at you but I wish people would realise aircon doesn't just cool down hot air, it can also be used to do the opposite! |
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