Hitachi Super Express?

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davejc64
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Hitachi Super Express?

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Hi,

Is the Hitachi Super Express in the game actually dual powered like it states in the manual for it's real life counterpart?

If this has all ready been asked and answered I apologise! :lol:

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Re: Hitachi Super Express?

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No, it's the EMU variant.

It feels very half baked as well, cab view is almost identical to the pendolino and no passenger view. Still, it's better than nothing.
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Re: Hitachi Super Express?

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Pretty certain it's an electric-only version... for now. RSC will be updating it as and when development advances on the real thing. I certainly haven't found a way to switch to alternative power modes, and in any case I think the real-world specification for the hybrid versions of IEP calls for electric underfloor motors and a HST-style "power car" (i.e no passenger compartment) at one end for diesel power, which we currently don't have in the sim. I could be totally wrong, although that would be a first (!)

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