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Anonymous 25/07/05(Sat)00:18 No. 837590
837590

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Mods said if we get a train thread popular enough we might be able to get a board.


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Anonymous 25/08/02(Sat)15:17 No. 838611
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>>838608


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Anonymous 25/08/02(Sat)15:19 No. 838612
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>>838608
>>838609
I didn't try to read it and didn't give a fuck, lrn2 fish, faggots


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Anonymous 25/08/02(Sat)15:45 No. 838613

>>838612
I don't understand how these so-called guide magnets are supposed to keep the train centered when the rail is just a ferromagnetic material. Just steal. It's not a magnet. So the force can only be that of attraction and the closer you get to it, the stronger it gets. Unless these guide magnets are not permanently magnetized, but are like fly by wire system in jets. Adjusting in real time depending on measured distances from the sensors.

Also it fails to mention that some of these magnets, I'm not sure which, but they are superconducting and are in very low temperatures. I don't see any low temperature containment or anything mentioning which magnets do what, because these superconductive magnets are just on a permanent high current loop, they are not alternating their magnetic field. So yeah, I don't know which ones are for propulsion which ones are are for suspending the vehicle, etc. It's just a really bad infographic.


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Anonymous 25/08/02(Sat)16:12 No. 838614

>>838613
post/make a better one


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Anonymous 25/08/03(Sun)02:04 No. 838632

>>838613
>>Adjusting in real time depending on measured distances from the sensors.

You just answered your own question. Train has electro-magnets that they can adjust the power to in real time. Also no need for super conductors on these typed of maglevs.


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Anonymous 25/08/03(Sun)21:33 No. 838648

>>838632
electromagnetic suspension, and these are ideas from the 1920's if iirc, if only they could timetravel these dude from their time into ours, I think we'd see some serious shit


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Anonymous 25/08/04(Mon)00:10 No. 838650
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>>837590
>>Mods said ...

And you believed them ??? -- The key here is to an annoying faggot and they will quarantine you to your own board .
And in annoying faggot I mean spam train pics with out context .


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Anonymous 25/08/04(Mon)00:11 No. 838651
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>>837590


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Anonymous 25/08/04(Mon)21:41 No. 838670
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>>838651
>>838650
quiet the interesting specimens there


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Anonymous 25/08/04(Mon)23:57 No. 838676

I wasn't a regular but 1chan (train chan) always seemed so comfy when I stopped by


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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)16:44 No. 838686



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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:15 No. 838691
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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:17 No. 838692
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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:18 No. 838693


>>838692


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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:22 No. 838697
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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:23 No. 838698
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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:24 No. 838699
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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:24 No. 838700
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Anonymous 25/08/05(Tue)20:25 No. 838701
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>>838700


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Anonymous 25/08/06(Wed)19:29 No. 838718

I wonder how many posts we need to get the train board going


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Anonymous 25/08/07(Thu)00:01 No. 838722
838722

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One more, a bit smaller this time. Still runs on coal.


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Anonymous 25/08/07(Thu)05:57 No. 838733

I rode an Amtrak train for the first time recently.. you get a very romanticized view of riding the train that it doesn't quite live up to


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Anonymous 25/08/07(Thu)15:15 No. 838743

Just curious. I'm in a very rural area that used to have tons of trains. They are no longer in use, but they are still doing matenance on the rails. They have a truck that rides on the rails with special tires, it's pretty cool. Why do they keep up with the tracks instead of just pulling everything up and selling off the metal?


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Anonymous 25/08/07(Thu)17:50 No. 838748
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>>838722
I remember those as a kid, they were the shit


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Anonymous 25/08/07(Thu)21:35 No. 838755

>>838743
has potential for future use for storage or traffic or alternative rout in case something happens on a primary rout.


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Anonymous 25/08/07(Thu)21:36 No. 838756

>>838733
You get great views of poor peoples back yards.


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Anonymous 25/08/09(Sat)21:55 No. 838804

>>837590
Why do jeets stand out in front of trains constantly? Are they trying to become cows?


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Anonymous 25/08/09(Sat)22:32 No. 838806

>>838804
They don't. It's just Instagram propaganda.


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Anonymous 25/08/10(Sun)13:48 No. 838820

>>838806
That makes sense, thanks.

I don't really get the foamer thing other than trains being objectively the best mass transit, what's the elevator pitch for trains as an interest?


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Anonymous 25/08/12(Tue)06:03 No. 838863
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and then there's this train out of fucking nowhere, in a directory exclusively for him


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Anonymous 25/08/12(Tue)06:10 No. 838864
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>>837590
with a buddy in another directory, the same exact way


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Anonymous 25/08/12(Tue)13:51 No. 838872
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>>838864
The tiny danger sign behind the windshield is kind of funny, also it reminds me of that video of the nigger messing around on top of one and frying himself crispy practically instantly


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Anonymous 25/08/12(Tue)17:12 No. 838873

>>838872
Yeah, I remember the one. I wonder how many volts these use. Definitely not as much as high voltage lines. Those are insane.

Anyway, I like thunder. I think people who appreciate trains probably do appreciate thunder a lot as well. It's just a breakdown of air under high voltage. And then start conducting. Briefly. But the sound, oh, the sound is glorious.


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Anonymous 25/08/12(Tue)23:45 No. 838876

I'll bump again to increase the chances of getting a train board.


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Anonymous 25/08/13(Wed)03:53 No. 838878

>>838873
600VDC for trolleys and subways 12kV 25 Hz and 25kV 60Hz for the Northeast corridor.


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Anonymous 25/08/13(Wed)08:26 No. 838880

>>838878
Oh shit, so that nigger might have actually been fried by 25 kV. I didn't know trains used that kind of voltage. Something new to me. Thank you anon.


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Anonymous 25/08/13(Wed)20:15 No. 838891

>>838880
A drunk guy in Boston tried to climb on top of the Amtrak bullet train to get home and got hit with the 25kV. He survived but needless to say he's now an invalid. He tried to sue but lost. A few years later I searched his name and I found an announcement that he is going to be in a speaking engagement for people with disabilities and it said he was disabled and a freak accident when a wire came loose at a train station and shocked him.


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Anonymous 25/08/14(Thu)15:25 No. 838903



Here is the rest of the doujin about the Morning Express!


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Anonymous 25/08/14(Thu)15:33 No. 838904

>>838903
Oops *Sunrise


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Anonymous 25/08/14(Thu)16:50 No. 838905


how could we forget...


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Anonymous 25/08/15(Fri)02:31 No. 838920

AI still can't F40PH
https://f40ph-3d-forge.lovable.app/


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Anonymous 25/08/17(Sun)14:44 No. 838962

>>838878
Oh damn, that'll perm your hair O_O


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Anonymous 25/08/18(Mon)15:27 No. 838978

>>838872
I used to be really retarded as a child. Then when I became an adult, I became even more retarded, but neither in my childhood nor as an adult I have ever touched 25kV powerlines for any reason that I could think of...


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Anonymous 25/08/20(Wed)02:25 No. 839007
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>>838459
It's Trains Tuesday, have a train waifu (sadly she burns coal)


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Anonymous 25/08/20(Wed)03:48 No. 839008

>>838366
Big Bertha


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Anonymous 25/08/20(Wed)05:03 No. 839009

>>839007
>It's Trains Tuesday
>Posts on a Wednesday
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed, are you?


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Anonymous 25/08/20(Wed)11:01 No. 839013

>>839009
Have you ever heard of time zones? You are a fucking retarded bro.



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