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Re: Is that an easter egg? (SG2, MG2 groaning sound)

Posted: 18 Jun 2015, 14:50
by Sjoerd
brozma wrote: What is CPR? It's something like APU (auxiliary power unit) in aircrafts? Don't be surprised, I'm asking like that. I never have been in Netherlands and I'm not an engineer.
CPR = Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Biological enginering ;)

Michiel means "resuscitating a 'dead' metro" :D

Re: Is that an easter egg? (SG2, MG2 groaning sound)

Posted: 17 Jul 2015, 08:33
by brozma
senjer wrote: Because of that they had install couplers on the buffers at De Akkers.
Well Senjer. Those buffers with couplers are in simulator too. They are placed in Emplacement Springstraat on the end of two tracks with platform. They also were on reverse yard when Oostpark was terminus of line C.

Re: Is that an easter egg? (SG2, MG2 groaning sound)

Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 21:26
by atimur
senjer wrote:Thats the compressor of the train. They make this sound in real life. Because of that they had install couplers on the buffers at De Akkers.
And what's the reason for the couplers then? Is this because there's an area with noise restrictions and buffer couplers feed train's brake pipes when stabled to avoid using noisy compressors?

Re: Is that an easter egg? (SG2, MG2 groaning sound)

Posted: 29 Mar 2017, 12:22
by brozma
atimur wrote:
senjer wrote:Thats the compressor of the train. They make this sound in real life. Because of that they had install couplers on the buffers at De Akkers.
And what's the reason for the couplers then? Is this because there's an area with noise restrictions and buffer couplers feed train's brake pipes when stabled to avoid using noisy compressors?
Maybe that's the reason. But SG2 and MG2 had much more silent compressors than 81-717. I had opportunity to hear compressor of 81-717 train. Man, I never heard anything louder from train than this.