Nederdam

[MetroSimGermany]

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Greets, Mika

[ProfessorWho]

Based on what I've seen in dutch forum, will all the trains in nederdam be the MG2/1 and SG2/1 trains?

[Alfacinha315]

Based on what I've seen in dutch forum, will all the trains in nederdam be the MG2/1 and SG2/1 trains?

Maybe yes, or maybe not...

Don't forget that these series are temporarily out of service, due to some problems with the current game engine.

[Michiel]

No they are not, they are simply not finished.

[Alfacinha315]

Allright, so we finally can drive MG2/1 and SG2/1 in the future.

Many thanks for the explanation!

[LosAngelesMetro56]

No they are not, they are simply not finished.

You might wanna go change the wiki page about it than. I remember when you snapped at me over something someone else did.

[LosAngelesMetro56]

I just changed the note in the wiki about the MG2/1 and SG2/1 saying

In development

so no more rumors go around.

[JeffT]

Is it possible to run both SG3 and SG2/1 in the same train (Multiple units)?
It looks like they have the same coupler.

Side note:
5400 serie (2017) looks really great!


/Jeff T

[Sjoerd]

No, they can only couple mechanically, not electrically. Only the MG2 and SG2 can be put in service coupled together.

Using the same couplers on different types of rolling stock is just practical; any train can tow any other train away in case of problems, with no need to carry special equipment on each train to couple different types together. However, if the different train types do not have compatible electrical systems (and/or different on-board computer systems/software), the connection can only be made mechanically, and combined passenger service is not possible.