Can Americans tell tell the exact model of this GE without searching the class designation :)

So anyway, I think it's U18C, Indonesian variant.

>Lokomotif CC201 adalah lokomotif diesel elektrik milik PT Kereta Api Indonesia yang diproduksi oleh GE Transportation dengan model GE U18C. Lokomotif CC201 mempunyai massa 84 ton (83 ton panjang; 93 ton pendek). Desain lokomotif ini lebih ramping serta mampu menghasilkan daya sebesar 1.454 kW (1.950 hp). Lokomotif ini memiliki susunan gandar Co'Co', yakni dua bogie yang masing-masing memiliki tiga gandar berpenggerak. Pada lintasan datar maupun pegunungan, kecepatan Lokomotif CC201 dapat mencapai 120 km/h (33 m/s).

It's a CC201 which is apparently based on the GE U18C made for Indonesian rail.

https://locomotive.fandom.com/wiki/GE_U18C
https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lokomotif_CC201 (You'll have to translate this page, but it seems to have a lot of info.)

>>6473
How have you implemented the 600 Volt power supply in the museum, by the way?

test

>>6475
We haven't, we use 300vdc. 240vac rectified through a full-wave bridge rectifier will get you around 300vdc. I have been told that their tabs on transformer youth to get 600v though.

>>6462
News to me. What happened?

>>6463
obviously I posted something and it never got >approved

>>6465
Really? I feel that we're pretty tolerant here of all the stupid trolling and shit-posting that people discovering the site make.

>>6438
I don't think anyone has since THE GREAT PANDEMIC.

It's a real shame.

>>6439

CP and KC both ran their holiday trains this year, as did CSX (both the ex-Clinchfield Santa Train and an OCS run up to DC for a special dinner with bigwigs and government folk) as well as Susquehanna's "Operation Toy Train", what's left of Conrail had a Santa train, so did Chicago's L, NY transit museum ran their museum pieces for the holidays... the list goes on.

2023 was pretty quiet for me. On the train front I have nothing too much to report. Took in 2 of the 3 train shows in my region and caught up with some long-time train buddies. Most of them have moved onto FB pages which I absolutely will not do. I did locate a box of CD-R/W discs that I lost about 13 years ago. One had a ton of Canadian train pix and web files on them. Guess which disc won't read... argh! :-( Still working on a way to recover the files. Other than that, pretty quiet.

Attached pic taken near MP5 of CP Rail's Windermere Subdivision. Top was taken 1973 if I remember correctly, bottom is 2014. Greg McDonnell photograph I snagged online four years ago.

>>6437
Congrats to the both of you.

lay down on the tracks

Yes, they are Turkish!

>Around 300 BC, the first trains, the wagons, were invented. During this time, humanity was using wagons to transport coal, iron, gold, etc. In the 1800s, today's Trains started to be used. In short, wagons were invented before Trains. Today's Trains were invented by the English inventor "Richard Trevithick", born on 13 April 1771. (unemployed yes)

>>6414
Thank you for translating Turkish words into English words anonymous.

Да, это.

I miss Paravoz's photos.

sup?

holy crap you're alive, welcome back to the land of the living!

>>6390
When I saw the picture before I saw who sent it, I’d already written this off as someone just memeing
Been a long time, how’ve you been?