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Fine as long as you don't have to change ends too often. The engineer reversed her out towards the LC. She sounds like the 071 class when you listen to her.

I was just wondering A diesel electric attached to an electric loco with the pantograph raised?

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On 7/9/2020 at 11:25 PM, DiveController said:

Fine as long as you don't have to change ends too often. The engineer reversed her out towards the LC. She sounds like the 071 class when you listen to her.

I was just wondering A diesel electric attached to an electric loco with the pantograph raised?

Maybe a failed traction motor but pantograph raised to provide power to the train?

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21 hours ago, murphaph said:

Maybe a failed traction motor but pantograph raised to provide power to the train?

Quite possibly; the 666s cannot supply HEP/ETH apparently, presumably when they were more regularly used to haul passenger vehicles the train included a generator van

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