That’s pretty impressive. I’m admittedly really tempted to go watch it.
The main difficulty will be the power supply. There are only so many MW that you can draw from a track section. They will have to limit power and go slow.
If the train is long enough, does a trip between two close stations just become a trip by foot from the tail cabin to the head cabin?🤔
I love RhB, a funny bunch
So the world record is “just” about running the longest train, but they do it on one of the most curvy, winding and steep tracks there is along the alpine cliffs? Now they’re just showing off.
First step building Snowpiercer?
They’re using a train type that they have ordered for 2024? So they already have the first hundred and get the rest next 2 years, or are they loaning them from other companies that use these trains?
If they have ordered more than hundred, how many do they need??
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That’s pretty impressive. I’m admittedly really tempted to go watch it.
The main difficulty will be the power supply. There are only so many MW that you can draw from a track section. They will have to limit power and go slow.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/RhB_ABe_4/16_3111%E2%80%933166
Crazy grisons, I love it.
Tickets available in the SBB app I hope ? 🙂
If the train is long enough, does a trip between two close stations just become a trip by foot from the tail cabin to the head cabin?🤔
I love RhB, a funny bunch
So the world record is “just” about running the longest train, but they do it on one of the most curvy, winding and steep tracks there is along the alpine cliffs? Now they’re just showing off.
First step building Snowpiercer?
They’re using a train type that they have ordered for 2024? So they already have the first hundred and get the rest next 2 years, or are they loaning them from other companies that use these trains?
If they have ordered more than hundred, how many do they need??
They allready got some! But idk how much to come