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<P mce_keep="true">Feltonhill,</P> <P mce_keep="true">'tip my hat again about your superiour knowledge and helping us to put some data into right order.</P> <P mce_keep="true">[quote user="feltonhill"] <P> As I've written here before, analyzing and comparing steam locomotive performance is a very difficult process, if it's possible at all. <BR></P> <P>[/quote]</P> <P>Yes, as before another member at a different thread pointed out preciesly "to sad, they did not do tests like "Road & Track" on steamlocomotives...</P> <P>It is even more frustrating with books, many figures must be carefully examined and revised with other sources. Often numbers are out of whack (es. German books featuring US engines, aarghhh!); you think you are lucky to gain some drawbar tests, only to be got teached to forget all about this again... its a natural learning process in general.</P> <P>Great, here are very well informed members on this forum, willing to grant some knowledge.</P> <P>BTW: looked at J's technical drawing at the ASME booklet, dated 1982, the rated max. drawbar hp is 4400. Hmmm, maybe nobody told the J about that, itseld did not care about it and put additional 600hp?</P> <P>Kind regards</P> <P>lars</P>
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