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Class 19 ex-DVT conversion vid

Discussion in 'Diesel & Electric Traction' started by DAH, Jan 11, 2022.

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    Some video and stills on the conversion of ex-DVT 82113 to a diesel hydraulic self propelled vehicle during 2018.



    https://www.youtube.com/user/BONESS27001/videos
    https://realrail.smugmug.com/Trains

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    This does beg the question as to why. (Apologies if answered in the video)

    What is it for?
     
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    Interesting, wonder if it's provided any useful results?

    I don't see how it will give better energy retention than regen braking and a battery set. But that is the point of experiments after all
     
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    Presumably if it is in a known NR-approved package it's that bit easier to move it round the network to accumulate testing data.
     
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    If I remember, it was to investigate using that energy when the set moves off from a standing start which is when its at its least efficient and most carbon producing.
     
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