Class 350 Info

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  1. dal#7945

    dal#7945 Well-Known Member

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    Hello everyone is there a way mute or switch of the buzzing sound every time you brake
     
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    Trainiac Well-Known Member

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    What buzzing sound? Could you be more specific?
     
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    dal#7945 Well-Known Member

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    It's the buzzing noise when you pull out off stations and braking
     
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    marcsharp2 Well-Known Member

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    That's the sound of the 350
     
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    dal#7945 Well-Known Member

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    Ok didn't know if was a warning or anything
     
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    Trainiac Well-Known Member

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    That’s just the sound the train makes, nothing you can do about it
     
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    dal#7945 Well-Known Member

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    Thanks for the info guys
     
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    dal#7945 Well-Known Member

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    Does it have cruise control
     
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    Trainiac Well-Known Member

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    No
     
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    To be fair it would be pretty useless on a Class 350 as it's a commuter train designed to make multiple stops in relatively short distances.
     
  11. dal#7945

    dal#7945 Well-Known Member

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    Yeah i suppose but woukd come in handy doing euston straight to Milton Keynes non stop
     
  12. marcsharp2

    marcsharp2 Well-Known Member

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    Not really, it's why drivers are trained to know the speed limits
     
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    Some if not all Electrostars have speed set, but I don't think it's used.
     
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    aeronautic237 Well-Known Member

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    I believe only the 377s had speed sets, but it was disabled entirely because drivers were slowing down using the speed set instead of the brakes.
     
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    I would say it's more about comfort.

    I've read somewhere that drivers can be more focused at watching the signalisation when they don't have to constantly monitor the speed of the train.
     
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    Doomotron Well-Known Member

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    However, not having to concentrate on speed means that the driver may concentrate less overall. Some railway staff I've spoken to have had real concerns with the 80xs which have been limited to 124.9mph, as it increases the potential for overspeed incidents should the limiter stop working. It's ironic that it was brought in to prevent the incident where a TPE 802 was driven at 140mph.
     
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