GP9 struggles to move a train in Alyth Yard
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add another engine for crying out loud
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These engines can run in "notch" 8 all day long. Just make sure the radiators are nice & clean. The RPM's are NOT hard on them at all. . High amperage is what kills DC loco's. These engines can take 4 min. of continuous 1500 amps. Thats it. If you stay in it any longer, you're going to be burning up traction motors, not to mention the valley will be on fire. I run these motors every day at work (short line) & im proud to say I run geep 9's.
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1642 is a GP9u
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@claypiesexygod it is GP9 cuz it is low hooded which is typical for GP7 but Canadian Pacific only bought GP9's
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GP9: Moves, but barely.
GE: Cries, blows its turbocharger up, then asks for another string of locomotives to help move it...
I love my old school GE sound/power, but nothing beats an EMD at notch 8.
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It is a GP9. Low nose GP9.
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Ok, so it's working hard, but it is lifting the cars.
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@oubliettehoggle I just wanted to add that it is a GP-9R for rebuild. The rebuild causes it to be an open front.
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Pull baby PULL!!!!!
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that sounds like how a train would start up on trainz 2006.
not a gp9 for a start. and im english lmao
claypiesexygod 1 year ago
@claypiesexygod It is a GP9
oubliettehoggle 1 year ago 2