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Post by tube10 on Jun 3, 2005 20:07:18 GMT
which of the underground trains are air conditioned
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Post by Admin Team on Jun 3, 2005 20:13:53 GMT
Easy one this - none.
A few stocks have the driver's cabs air conditioned though.
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Post by tube10 on Jun 5, 2005 18:11:41 GMT
when are there plans to introduce airconditioning into the passenger's cars for the underground?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2005 19:10:34 GMT
Sub surface lines hopefully will get it when the new stock comes in, starting on the Met in about 5 years and eventually extending to East London, Circle, H&C and District. Deep tube lines are much more difficult as there's not really anywhere for the heat to go once you've extracted it from the train.
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Post by setttt on Jun 5, 2005 19:11:41 GMT
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Post by Colin on Jun 6, 2005 0:39:43 GMT
Now this occured to me the other day. As all the refurb D stocks will have air con in the drivers cab, and there's more electrical equipment on the trains ie; the new information system - won't that cause an extra strain on the current supply when all the trains are done and in service? If so, are our supplies being upgraded like on the Network Rail Third rail network? |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 6, 2005 11:57:38 GMT
Now this occured to me the other day. As all the refurb D stocks will have air con in the drivers cab, and there's more electrical equipment on the trains ie; the new information system - won't that cause an extra strain on the current supply when all the trains are done and in service? If so, are our supplies being upgraded like on the Network Rail Third rail network? Hehe, a very good point, Colin! I'd never even thought about it before! I can see the Evening Standard headlines now!!! |
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