Re: [NSW] messed up cityrail system

["Hubert Lam" <hubert@imap4.com>]

It is easy to tell which cars belong to which sector (either 2 or 3): the
clean and new ones are almost always Sector 3, whilst the dirty old ones are
almost always sector 2.

Also because sector 3 (black target plates) has less rolling stock than
sector 1+2 (red/blue target plates) it is very easy to tell which car
belongs where simply because of the much smaller number of cars.



Jonathan Boles <mousewithglasses@NO.CANNED.HAM.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > > More C sets have been rearranged to run into sector 3 as 8-car
> consists,
> > > except they are all un-targetted.
>
> Excuse my ignorance, but what do the sector numbers mean?
>
> > > in addition to that there have been more and more sector 2 T sets
> having
> > > their red-plate target ripped out and having a sector 3 target on
them.
> one
> > > is D6205
>
> Is there some kind of connection between target plate colours and sector
> numbers?
>