I'm creating a railworks scenario for WCML North and am interested to find out if anyone knows the max speed limit of FNA flasks when combined in a formation of 2x class 37's (double headed) and 3x FNA flask wagons.
I know from just half an hour of research that the max speed over bridges and viaducts for any loaded FNA wagon is 50mph. But in the interests of creating a realistic and achievable timetable i was wondering what the main line speeds would be as im assuming that they would not be greater than around 65 ????
cheers in advance.
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Re: FNA flasks
I know the overall wagon speed to be 60mph - but that may only be when empty.
I have a feeling it may be either 50 or 45 when loaded (though of course different regions have their own rule books for these things).
AN
I have a feeling it may be either 50 or 45 when loaded (though of course different regions have their own rule books for these things).
AN
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Re: FNA flasks
They shouldn't be 65mph, but IIRC it is 60mph though it *might* be 50...
Loaded or unloaded they run as a class 6 headcode (60mph freight but also accounts for 50mph) if it was 65mph it would run under a class 7 headcode.
Loaded or unloaded they run as a class 6 headcode (60mph freight but also accounts for 50mph) if it was 65mph it would run under a class 7 headcode.
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Re: FNA flasks
Almost, 65, 70 and 75mph are class 4.
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Re: FNA flasks
Yes your right class 4 is what I meant, class 7 is 45...went the wrong way through the numbers 