Re: Re: Citadis
Greg King
Friday, September 7, 2001 2:01 AM
Hi Guys,
Meant to send this last night, Yesterday, they had a "truck" off one of the
Citadis cars at my depot Southbank to play with or something. Anyway, whilst
it is a truck, unlike my previous description, it does NOT rotate and is
afixed in four places to the car body, where these attachments are, there
are heavy coil springs between the attachement and the truck, allowing some
twisting to be able to take place in lieu of actual rotation, this appears
to be the only suspension, so these car do have a lot in common with the
original Two-rooms-and-a-bath concept. The more I learn the less I like!
greg
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Meant to send this last night, Yesterday, they had a "truck" off one of the
Citadis cars at my depot Southbank to play with or something. Anyway, whilst
it is a truck, unlike my previous description, it does NOT rotate and is
afixed in four places to the car body, where these attachments are, there
are heavy coil springs between the attachement and the truck, allowing some
twisting to be able to take place in lieu of actual rotation, this appears
to be the only suspension, so these car do have a lot in common with the
original Two-rooms-and-a-bath concept. The more I learn the less I like!
greg
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