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In 1995 I visited the last trolley line in Changchun in Manchuria; the equipment was the gleanings from a much larger network and not well maintained. I have a slide (but no functional scanner) of a failed car being brought back to the barn empty, with two women at the controls and a guy sitting on the roof holding the trolley pole up against the wire. No sparks, no odor of barbecue, but I still wouldn't like the job...
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Geeze ... I don't know if I'd want that job. On the other hand it may be safer then some of the other jobs options around there. Did anyone catch that switch? A single rail point - I've never seen that modeled.
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A nice exemple for a narrow gauge layout. A critter with a Preiser and an flickering LED on the end of the stick
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Well that is an interesting operation, I wonder how many times he has been "zapped"
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It is really incredible. And it was not much more than ten years ago...
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Well, it works! I just hope the guy doesn't stand up too fast. That could be an enlightening experience!
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WOW,
OSHA would have a field day if this were in the US.
I wonder if the drivers nickname is sparky?
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Who needs pantographs?
Not sure whether this should go in the Electro Critters thread.
Anyway, enjoy or be appalled!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unhXEQQk8G8
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