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| HST speed limits 15/04/2015 at 22:13 #71142 | |
markheaton
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Hi, I am sorry if this has been picked up already. I noticed Voyagers only going through Tamworth at 90mph on my train list (the linespeed is 90/125HST). I looked and it seems that 158s, 170s, and 22Xs are not selected to do HST speeds in the train lists, when they all can. This is the 2009 0445 start timetable. It's a quick fix, but just thought I'd point this out so it could be addressed in a future update / release. Thanks, Mark Log in to reply |
| HST speed limits 16/04/2015 at 23:51 #71172 | |
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LucasLCC
94 posts |
I thought in 2009 that class 158's were the SP class as opposed to HST?
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| HST speed limits 17/04/2015 at 00:13 #71173 | |
Gwasanaethau
509 posts |
" said:Hi, I am sorry if this has been picked up already. I noticed Voyagers only going through Tamworth at 90mph on my train list (the linespeed is 90/125HST). I looked and it seems that 158s, 170s, and 22Xs are not selected to do HST speeds in the train lists, when they all can. This is the 2009 0445 start timetable. It's a quick fix, but just thought I'd point this out so it could be addressed in a future update / release." said: I thought in 2009 that class 158's were the SP class as opposed to HST?Just to confirm all that’s been said: according to the wiki, “Classes 158 and 159 were not listed as HST in the 2008 edition of the rule book, but are now (2012) listed in the current General Instructions of the Sectional Appendix”, but the other classes mentioned (170 and 22X) should indeed have their HST speed classes selected. Log in to reply |
| HST speed limits 17/04/2015 at 01:22 #71175 | |
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Muzer
718 posts |
" said:I thought in 2009 that class 158's were the SP class as opposed to HST?Just to be pedantic — nowadays they still are SP, but HST as well. Log in to reply |