Mxsmanic wrote in
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writes:

Sure, it works great in some circumstances, especially when the
distances are trivial.

Distances aren't that much of a problem, and many electrified lines
extend for great distances.

Additionally, a small fraction of a network tends to handle a large
fraction of the traffic, and only that small fraction need be
electrified.

The advantage of electrification is that you can haul heavier loads
with electric locomotives.



Wrong again fjukkwit.


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