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Re: Why is it called "up"?

Subject: Re: Why is it called "up"?
From: "HXP1" <hxp1@bigfoot.com>
Date: Sat, 27 May 2000 22:22:21 +1000
Newsgroups: aus.rail
Organization: Rusty Rail Ltd
References: <392bd534.93736122@news.mpx.com.au> <392CD885.26B8BEA0@werple.net.au> <4laviskeefuf0tg43bnfsseakc1vetonrk@4ax.com>
Reply-To: "HXP1" <hxp1@bigfoot.com>
Xref: bclass.spectrum.com.au aus.rail:10543

< Tell > <telljb@netozemail.com.au> wrote in message
4laviskeefuf0tg43bnfsseakc1vetonrk@4ax.com">news:4laviskeefuf0tg43bnfsseakc1vetonrk@4ax.com...

> Question, does NSW still "re-number" ARTC numbered
> trains when they cross said NSW borders.

Better not tell you that ARTC trains in Victoria need a 'Victorian' train
number, because the V/Line train to Base radio system can't cope with
letters, i.e. 6MA8 becomes 8701. (IIRC)

--
HXP1
(now with v6.08 software)

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