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Re: what is a 38"s theoretical top speed?

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Subject: Re: what is a 38"s theoretical top speed?
From: David Johnson <trainman@ozemail.com.au>
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 00:14:15 +1100
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Graham Fry wrote:

>  Your claim of 90 MPH for
> 12 km is amazing. I would like to see those figures verified in some way.
> Does anyone have any more detailed data on this run?

I don't think 3801 Limited would want it publicised, as the legal speed limit for 3830 and the carriages is 115 km/h.

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David Johnson
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- Re: what is a 38"s theoretical top speed?
  - From: Graham Fry <fryg@sydpcug.org.au>

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