Trains at Didcot Parkway *Heavy Rain* | 17/05/17

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @AndreiTupolev
    @AndreiTupolev 7 лет назад +1

    That green liveried HST set (43093/187) was on the Bristol-Weymouth service last Saturday.

  • @HST_Productions
    @HST_Productions 7 лет назад

    If there's any place to see the best/most out of the 43's before most of them are removed and transferred to Scot Rail (a few left between Cardiff and Penzance), then this is, imo, the best place to see them. At least along this stretch of rail, Didcot - Paddington.

  • @AlexAviation.
    @AlexAviation. 7 лет назад

    nice view of trains I saw a rare sliver train pass my house is live in Yorkshire in Selby and I see new and old and fright every time

  • @sydneytrainsvlogs
    @sydneytrainsvlogs 7 лет назад +1

    The weather here in Sydney Australia is shocking at the moment. Freezing and so much rain!
    Really enjoying your videos mate. Finally catching up on them :)

  • @thomasnorton2679
    @thomasnorton2679 7 лет назад

    Another thoroughly enjoyable film mate, another top class high quality film as always, thoroughly enjoyed watching, keep up the good work and a like from me as always

  • @pgchase4578043026
    @pgchase4578043026 7 лет назад

    (6:42) Why would they post a sign, "Electric trains No access to Oxford Lines or Sidings?" Isn't the routing controlled by the signalling centre? It's not like the driver could just say, "Hey, I want to go that way."

  • @sam8alex12
    @sam8alex12 7 лет назад

    A very nice video, THANKS MATT

  • @amirdawoodbhai
    @amirdawoodbhai 7 лет назад

    5:11 Are those white LED Next Train Indicators a new thing or just sparsely spread across the network?

    • @AndreiTupolev
      @AndreiTupolev 7 лет назад +1

      Yes, I was just thinking they look good, don't they

    • @rockystrains8891
      @rockystrains8891 7 лет назад

      New thing or glitched. I have no clue

  • @icklebean0365
    @icklebean0365 7 лет назад +1

    What was the reason for the canselation at 22:30

  • @luvstellauk
    @luvstellauk 4 года назад

    Blimey, 3 and 6 coach trains going to Oxford from Didcot, we only get shitty 2 coach class 165s these days

  • @icklebean0365
    @icklebean0365 7 лет назад

    Why is half of the trains green and the other purple, has the franchises changed?

    • @AndreiTupolev
      @AndreiTupolev 7 лет назад

      The green is the new livery they introduced a year or so back. The HSTs are supposed to be being replaced in a few years, so only a couple have been repainted

  • @northwich182
    @northwich182 7 лет назад +1

    Real Time Trains - is that a website or an app?

    • @GMTrainspotting
      @GMTrainspotting 7 лет назад

      Website

    • @Raygun-xb2st
      @Raygun-xb2st 7 лет назад

      Andy Ralph there's a app aswell

    • @Cpr1234
      @Cpr1234 7 лет назад +1

      Andy Ralph Its free on website, but for app you must pay £2.95 to download

  • @orbitarchive346
    @orbitarchive346 6 лет назад

    14:38 Go on tornado you can do it!

  • @irish00011
    @irish00011 7 лет назад

    I'm doubting you'll respond, but should you, here is my query. Do you know, if any rail service entity in the U.K. uses combination powered locomotive made by Bombardier of Canada. They make a series of locomotives with a general model Titled as an ALP. They are an ALP 46, and ALP 46-A, and an ALP 45. The ALP 45, is a dual powered vehicle. It can operate within an Electrified Grid Energized Network, by extending the trolley upward, wherefore, making contact with the energized overhead cable, or it can lower the trolley, when the grid's existence is no longer available, and start the on-board diesel engine and AC Alternator, for powering up the traction motors. Here is a LINK: www.bombardier.com/en/transportation/products-services/rail-vehicles/locomotives/alp.html

    • @AndreiTupolev
      @AndreiTupolev 7 лет назад

      Not from Bombardier, but a very similar design from Stadler have just been introduced .. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_88

    • @fuzzynutter8344
      @fuzzynutter8344 7 лет назад

      The only dual-powered locomotives currently operating in the UK are the Class 73, built by English Electric in the 1960s, and, as AndreiTupolev mentioned, the one built by Stadler which is the Class 88 (although originally it was a Vossloh before 2016). The 73s use 3rd rail electric power though, the 88s overhead lines. The new Hitachi Class 800 and 802 mulitple units are dual powered.