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Previously on "Fault in train software leaves them unable to operate in snow and ice"

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  • lightng
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    Train software

    What they need is a good rails developer like myself. IGMC.

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  • Troll
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    Originally posted by Freamon View Post
    Sounds plausible. South West Trains (the other TOC that has 3rd rail electrification on most of their network) don't have any Electrostars, and their trains seemed to survive much better than Southern/Southeastern.
    SouthEastern's Javelin trains using overhead gantry on the high speed line actually held up quite well over the cold snap compared to the third rail slow line - the slow line suffered so much that they had to switch users onto the High Speed line foc

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  • Freamon
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    Sounds plausible. South West Trains (the other TOC that has 3rd rail electrification on most of their network) don't have any Electrostars, and their trains seemed to survive much better than Southern/Southeastern.

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  • jmo21
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    So not content with being completely tulip at running a train service they are now deciding to blame it on IT contractors?

    **** that. Blame it on the dopey ***** who were too cheap to pay for overhead wires.
    Blaming IT is the default position in any company!

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  • wobbegong
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Oh for smegs sake -


    Too much software and so little point for something so simple.
    Another EDS triumph?

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  • doodab
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    So not content with being completely tulip at running a train service they are now deciding to blame it on IT contractors?

    **** that. Blame it on the dopey ***** who were too cheap to pay for overhead wires.

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  • RichardCranium
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    It's all just a heap of wank.

    HTH.

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  • Fault in train software leaves them unable to operate in snow and ice

    Oh for smegs sake -


    Too much software and so little point for something so simple.

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