Atomic Systems

The East Anglia SA is a small one :) I have a few copies of that hanging around. Companies are slowly getting around to issuing drivers with compact A5 books containing all the relevent info for that driver. I need to know very little about operating practice in the freight sidings, and freight only...

Train crews in the UK have to know all the speed limits etc before they drive a route without a conductor driver (one who does know the route.) Most speed restrictions have signs displayed, but tey usually get removed during engineering works, and not replaced. In some places there are warning signs...

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That is russian for very good, honest! I have no Ruski chars tho!

Dosfidanya,

I have been fighting the RE trying to make a version of the LT&S, but 72 miles of track is beyond my reach for now! God knows how people do 300+ mile routes! As a smaller project I am working on the Isle of Wight railways between Ryde and Ventnor / Cowes. I have a great book published by Oxford Publ...

Matt,

I bought American Classics and European Loco based on your reviews, and I am extreamly pleased with both!

Wasn't overly impressed with Engine Shed as a whole, but there are some gems on that CD!

Your not alone Ian. When I asked a BT engineer about ADSL at my local exchange and he laughed. A friendly laugh though

And this is in the SouthEast! It seems a regular thing, if there is no direct competition BT don't really care IMHO

Pete