That's something we aparently had on the "Coast Line" yesterday and the day before. That's something an ALP45dp can't do.
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Done when there's plenty of ice on the wire,1st pan knock off the ice,2nd pan is the power pickup.
The Land of Enchantment is not Flyover country!
During the storm I noticed one ALP46 moving with a small arc where the lead pantograph contacted the wires, and no arc where the trailing pantograph contacted it.
In case anybody' doesn't know it, an ALP45DP only has one pantographh; but they ran them on the coast line, during the "blizzard" anyway.
In case anybody' doesn't know it, an ALP45DP only has one pantographh; but they ran them on the coast line, during the "blizzard" anyway.
Well an ALP-45 can rescue itself if it has ice issues.
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Avatar: An overnight trip on Girard Ave. stumbles upon 6 PCC's and an LRV stuck within two blocks.
Avatar: An overnight trip on Girard Ave. stumbles upon 6 PCC's and an LRV stuck within two blocks.
