| Posted by Rich Ribarevski on September 27, 2012 | |
Cristiano, this is the first time I have seen a train symbol for a train on EFC. Do you have any further information on how EFC assigns train IDs?
Always enjoy your photos
Rich Ribarevski
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| Posted by Cristiano Oliveira on September 27, 2012 | |
Hi Rich, I do have. Let's see... trains that goes port-mine bound are trains odd numbered as M-001, C-015, P-21 and so on... trains mine-port bound are even numbered as M-002, C-016, P-22 and so on. The main trains running here are iron trains distinguished by the letter M, general freigh trains distiguinshed by letter C and the passenger train by letter P. The other trains are MoW trains distiguinshed by letter A, V or R , Light Power distiguinshed by letter L , Especial Trains (especial trains are trains with oversize loads like mining equipment or danger cargo like mining explosives), emergency trains distiguinshed by letter S and test train distiguinshed by letter T. Well.. that's pretty much it, any doubts just let me know! My best, Cristiano Oliveira.
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| Posted by rail51 on January 8, 2014 | |
i just counted 27 loaded hoppers. its not kilometers its miles.
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| Posted by Cristiano Oliveira on January 8, 2014 | |
So you counted wrong... and if you use miles to measure distance and anything else that's good for you, here in Brazil we use Kilometers and meters not miles.
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