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On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 12:29:52 +1300, Ken Taylor wrote:
Why a loco anyway? It would appear to be the mistaken assumption that anything that big must have power to burn on anything plugged in by a user. Not the case - the power from a loco is, not surprisingly, applied to the tracks. The electric generators used for powering gear other than the train's vitals are not high power. Locomotive because of the need for a manual override by the Head Engineer. CSX claims they can provide access to 1,000 watts. -- Drop the alphabet for email |
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