IRFCA Mailing List Archive
Messages 9361 - 9380
From: Apurva Bahadur <>
Subject: Re: WAM/WAP and WDM
Date: 04 Nov 1999 05:07:12 -0500
>
> > Yes. Karnataka Exp. or Rajdhani are sometimes hauled by WDM's
of TKD
> >(Thuklakabad).
>
> Karnataka Exp. and Banglore Rajdhani on TKD powers! Very unlikely!!!
>
> The diesel change occurs at Itarsi and Secundrabad respectively.
The KK is regularly hauled today by a WDM 2 pair from Itarsi. But like
mentioned
sometimes the link power fails or is not available, so odd sightings
such as TKD
locos in SBC is possible. Srinivas forgot Pune shed WDM 2s which work
the
1017/18 LTT- SBC via MRJ express. The diesel loco furthest away from
home has
been discussed before, this is the Itarsi power on the Dadar - Guwahati
express
between ET and GHY. That distance would be more than the travel of LDH
powers
sighted in Pune.
Apurva
From: Dheeraj Sanghi <>
Subject: Re: irfca is 10 years old
Date: 04 Nov 1999 05:14:36 -0500
> P.S: Not many mails now-a-days from Dheeraj, Raymond, Joydeep. Busy i
guess
I have been trying to read all the mails, but not able to respond.
I am glad to announce the arrival of "Surabhi Sanghi" to this
world on 30th September. The life has become extremely hectic
after that.
> We are exactly 2 months past the 10th anniversary - the very
> first email to this list was sent on August 29, 1989.
I guess we can say that. The initial group started exchanging emails
a few months earlier, but that was by mentioning all the addresses
in every email.
>Interestingly, now that we are thinking of moving the list to a new
server,
>it is funny to note Dheeraj's comment in the first mail:
>
>"But beware, this can be a temporary mailing list, since the
system-staff
>may not like the idea. But until that time,...."
I had just got a brand new workstation on my desk. The first
thing I did was to figure out how to set up mailing lists.
I didn't know whether I should seek permission from the system
staff. I figured this shouldn't really affect anyone, and in any
case it is easier to get forgiveness than to get permissions.
> >1989: 155
> >1990: 241
> >1991: 351
> >1992: 261
> >1993: 74 (hmmm... slow year?)
Several of the active members (active in relative terms, nobody was
as active as Apurva is these days) had moved that year. I had
returned to India. Vijay, I believe, got married, or changed jobs
or something. So was the case with couple of other active members.
And since we were so few active members, if many of them moved,
it had to have effect on the list. In fact, some of us were worried
whether the list will last any further.
> >1994: 283
> >1995: 115
> >1996: 228
> >1997: 365
> >and then the dramatic leap, to
> >1998: 2830
This is thanks to Apurva, who not only started mailing a lot of
information, but spread the word, and encouraged a lot of other
railfans to join the list.
-dheeraj
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(Off)
Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering (0512) 59-8627 (Res)
Indian Institute of Technology (0512) 59-0725/0413
(Fax)
Kanpur - 208 016 (UP), INDIA. dheeraj@iitk.email
Home Page: <A HREF="http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/dheeraj">http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/dheeraj</A>
From: Dheeraj Sanghi <>
Subject: Re: [IRFCA] considering IRFCA mailing list move
Date: 04 Nov 1999 05:15:56 -0500
If we can't find a public server which will have acceptable IPR
policy, I can host the list at IIT Kanpur.
-dheeraj
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Dr. Dheeraj Sanghi (0512) 59-7077/7638
(Off)
Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering (0512) 59-8627 (Res)
Indian Institute of Technology (0512) 59-0725/0413
(Fax)
Kanpur - 208 016 (UP), INDIA. dheeraj@iitk.email
Home Page: <A HREF="http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/dheeraj">http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/dheeraj</A>
From: rshreeji <>
Subject: DIWALI GREETINGS
Date: 04 Nov 1999 05:52:33 -0500
Dear irfca members,
WISH YOU HAPPY DIWALI AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
FROM
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Regards,
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From: Dr. K.J. Walker <>
Subject: Re: Hi! & questions
Date: 04 Nov 1999 08:27:08 -0500
Hi everyone,
Thanks to Julian for the info about the Backwoods "B". He was
supposed to
let me know! Must get in touch.
Those IRSG Newsletters did have some stuff in them, and a bit of it was
mine. The big problem is that there wasn't that much. Trevor's need for
NWR
material places a particulalry bug strain on resources, since there
ain't
that much about when it comes to coaching and wagon stock, though data
on
the main loco classes ain't too hard to come by.
Cheers
Ken Walker
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From: PG JULIAN RAINBOW <J.J.Rainbow@newcastle.email
To: cyberkiwi@earthlink.email <cyberkiwi@earthlink.email Dr. K.J. Walker
<kjw_meh@powerup.email
Cc: irfca@cs.email <irfca@cs.email
Date: 3 November 1999 12:18
Subject: Re: Hi! & questions
All,
A few follow up items about Ken's message.
a) Blackwood Minatures have produced both the DHR Garratt and the C
Class now, nice but expensive.
b) What 8 books by Hugh Hughes? I know of 7 only, 3 in the first
series and 4 in the second
c) Continental Modeller produced a list of various UK museums with
Railway records some years ago now. Unfortunately, I do not have it
up here with me, but can produce a list from my own research if
anyone is interested.
d) Kelvin White's Indain Railway Study group newsletters are
obtainable for the cost of photocopying and postage, I cannot
remember all they contain, but think Ken contributed.
Julian
From: Dr. Shirish Yande <>
Subject: Re:
Date: 04 Nov 1999 09:56:34 -0500
Dear Ramesh,
I appreciate your sentiments. However hard you try the railway
management will not budge because they are unjustly protected by the
Bearocracy in railway hiarchy.
Just imagine how they bahave when ministers travel by trains. I believe
that rail Roko is not the final answer. But let them understand once for
all how people feel when they offend the rules.
I remember the commuters in Pune had stopped the Udyan Express when The
Koyna was unjustly held by the rail officials in order to pick up some
of the relatives to the then Minister Jaffar Sharif. At last the
officials yielded to public pressure.
Dr. Shrish Yande
RAMESH DHARAP wrote:
> Chief Executive,
> Central Railway.
>
> Dear sir
>
> I am First class season ticket holder btwn CSTM and Nasik
> I regularly travel by panchavati and Tapovan express
>
> In Panchavati Express while in the dn Direction from cstm to
manmad the AC Chair car coach no 2 is fully occupied by all railway
officers. these officers travell upto kalyan with great pleasure in
spite of we pass holders and Full fare paying travellers keep begging
them for seats. It's no wonder when you get answered by the TTE or
Conductor, that we should wait upto kalyan and then only enter the
coach. As regular traveller and keen watcher of railway i am
complaining this as a final option. If these kind of harrasment is not
stopped by you, we harrased a lot and part of the fare paying public,
going to stop the train daily.
>
> Hope you officials at Railway know the term "FARE PAYING" and do the
justice for "FARE PAYING PUBLIC"
>
> THANKING YOU
>
> DHARAP
> WORLI
> ravidharap@yahoo.email
>
> Visit my personal Homepage at
<A HREF="http://mail.indiatimes.com/indiatimes/users/dharap">http://mail.indiatimes.com/indiatimes/users/dharap</A>
> www.geocities.com/ravidharap
> Regards
>
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From: Tim & Anita Wakeman <>
Subject: Re: IRFCA mailing list move
Date: 04 Nov 1999 10:51:44 -0500
Jishnu Mukerji wrote:
>
> Tim & Anita Wakeman wrote:
> >
> > Jishnu Mukerji wrote:
> > >
> > > > The problem is that if copyright IS assigned, someone else
might be
> > > > able to take and use my material,
> > >
> > > That can certainly happen, and since the terms of that licensing
did not include
> > > the phrase "for non-commercial use only", they could even put
together a book
> > > with your writings in it using the non-exclusive copyright granted
to them, and
> > > sell it and make money.:-(
> >
> > WRONG! There was just a court ruling here in the US that ruled in
favor
> > of us little people that stated anything posted on the net, photos
or
> > writings, belong to the rightful owner. Big publishing Co. were
saying
> > that if its "out there" they have a right to publish it and make
money,
> > just like you said. The court ruled that this is theft of private
> > property and that unless permission, written or verbal, is obtained
from
> > the owner the material can not be used in any form except private
use.
>
> But the text assigning copyright without the "for non-commercial use"
language
> *is* a written permission, no?
>
> > This gives the right for lawsuits by the photographer/writer. Why do
> > large publishing Companies need this stuff for free? Everyone seems
to
> > want to make a fast buck these days. Well they lost this time.
>
> In a more general sense, was it a ruling by the Supreme Court? If not,
call me a
> skeptic, but I would keep my powder dry on this one until we hear from
the
> august Supreme Court. Until then I continue to maintain that this
could still
> happen. Of course if it was a Supreme Court ruling, I am most
delighted.:-)
>
> Regards,
>
> Jishnu.
> -
Honestly, I don't remember if the article stated if it were the high
court. The way the article read I would "ass u me" it was. I'll try to
look into it in more detail. Lets cross our fingers.
Tim
From: Anne Ogborn <>
Subject: Re: Youngest railfan
Date: 04 Nov 1999 13:22:20 -0500
Mike Brooker wrote:
>
> Little boys and trains, automobiles, trucks, buses, planes, etc. just
> naturally go together.
We get an equal number of inquiries from little girls. Sadly, they
usually
discover the classes, etc. are full of little boys, and don't follow up.
8o(
From: Anand Krishnan <>
Subject: GREETINGS
Date: 05 Nov 1999 00:07:00 -0500
Hi Gang,
WISHING YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY AND JOYOUS AND SAFE DIWALI.
I am off on 7054Dn today and back on 2759 Up on Tuesday.
kind regards,
anand
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From: San-Ind <>
Subject: Re: WAM/WAP and WDM
Date: 05 Nov 1999 00:31:09 -0500
The Farthest Loco I'd seen of Erode shed at Ludhiana !!! It was a diesel
one......
I'd also seen Diesel & Electric loco both attached with Jhelum & Goa
express between Manmad & Bhusaval
Diesel loco start operation from Manmad.... till there it just run
calmly
with Electric.....Actually i've never note the classifications....
Regards
Sandeep Sharma
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From: San-Ind <>
Subject: Happy Deepawali !
Date: 05 Nov 1999 00:39:01 -0500
Dear Vijay & all IRFCA members,
Wishing all of You a Very Happy Deepawali !!!
And Tanks a billion to Vijay who has introduced me with IRFCA.......
People
were saying me crazy for this Railway hobby.... But now i'm glad I'm not
alone in this world ....
Thanks again....
Regards
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From: Joydeep Dutta <>
Subject: Re: WAM/WAP and WDM
Date: 05 Nov 1999 02:28:17 -0500
Hi all
i cant simply take tha fact the Itarsi WDM2 that works the Dadar -
Guwahati
express travel farthest from home shed. What about the Howrah diesel
Shed
WDM2 which tugs the Himgiri Express all the way from Howrah to Jammu
Tawi or
the Amritsar mail from Howrah to Amritsar.
Arent these much more impressive performance than the Itarsi one. It is
sad
that IR feats on the eastern sector doesnot get any value among the
Irfca
people. It appears to me that only the feats in CR , SCR and SR are
worth
noting and IR records which have been sighted for IR at IRFCA are only
viewed in terms of these three railways.
For example when I wrote with excitement that the first WDM2 out of DLW
that
is 18233 is now in poorshape in Andal ER there were hardly any replies
regarding that. But if the loco was in Pune or Gooty people would be
more
excited.
But let me tell you all the in terms of diesel loco utilisation and
management ER performs better than the rest
Regards
Joydeep
>From: Apurva Bahadur <iti@vsnl.email
>To: HVC <hvc@vsnl.email
>CC: irfca@cs.email
>Subject: Re: WAM/WAP and WDM
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 18:37:12 +0530
>
> >
> > > Yes. Karnataka Exp. or Rajdhani are sometimes hauled by
WDM's of
>TKD
> > >(Thuklakabad).
> >
> > Karnataka Exp. and Banglore Rajdhani on TKD powers! Very unlikely!!!
> >
> > The diesel change occurs at Itarsi and Secundrabad respectively.
>
>The KK is regularly hauled today by a WDM 2 pair from Itarsi. But like
>mentioned
>sometimes the link power fails or is not available, so odd sightings
>such as TKD
>locos in SBC is possible. Srinivas forgot Pune shed WDM 2s which work
>the
>1017/18 LTT- SBC via MRJ express. The diesel loco furthest away from
>home has
>been discussed before, this is the Itarsi power on the Dadar - Guwahati
>express
>between ET and GHY. That distance would be more than the travel of LDH
>powers
>sighted in Pune.
>
>Apurva
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From: PG JULIAN RAINBOW <>
Subject: North Western Railway
Date: 05 Nov 1999 03:29:12 -0500
All,
I think somewhere at home I have loco diagram books for the NWR,
but will not be able to confirm this until I go home at
Xmas now.
Ken, I think I said that it was the C Class and Garratt that he had
ready, although I dimly remember seeing a B Class as well. I did not
take much interest as being back at University his prices are a
little out of my range at the moment.
Julian
Reply-to: "Dr. K.J. Walker" <kjw_meh@powerup.email
From: "Dr. K.J. Walker" <kjw_meh@powerup.email To:
"PG JULIAN RAINBOW" <J.J.Rainbow@newcastle.email Cc:
<irfca@cs.email Subject: Re: Hi! & questions Date:
Thu, 4 Nov 1999 16:27:08 -0000
Hi everyone,
Thanks to Julian for the info about the Backwoods "B". He was
supposed to
let me know! Must get in touch.
Those IRSG Newsletters did have some stuff in them, and a bit of it was
mine. The big problem is that there wasn't that much. Trevor's need for
NWR
material places a particulalry bug strain on resources, since there
ain't
that much about when it comes to coaching and wagon stock, though data
on
the main loco classes ain't too hard to come by.
Cheers
Ken Walker
-----Original Message-----
From: PG JULIAN RAINBOW <J.J.Rainbow@newcastle.email
To: cyberkiwi@earthlink.email <cyberkiwi@earthlink.email Dr. K.J. Walker
<kjw_meh@powerup.email
Cc: irfca@cs.email <irfca@cs.email
Date: 3 November 1999 12:18
Subject: Re: Hi! & questions
All,
A few follow up items about Ken's message.
a) Blackwood Minatures have produced both the DHR Garratt and the C
Class now, nice but expensive.
b) What 8 books by Hugh Hughes? I know of 7 only, 3 in the first
series and 4 in the second
c) Continental Modeller produced a list of various UK museums with
Railway records some years ago now. Unfortunately, I do not have it
up here with me, but can produce a list from my own research if
anyone is interested.
d) Kelvin White's Indain Railway Study group newsletters are
obtainable for the cost of photocopying and postage, I cannot
remember all they contain, but think Ken contributed.
Julian
From: PG JULIAN RAINBOW <>
Subject: More North Western Railway rolling stock
Date: 05 Nov 1999 03:36:39 -0500
All,
I really must learn not to be so fast on the send button. In my
research for the Sierra Leone Government Railway I have covered the
rolling stock to a small extent, and have found that the Met-Cammell
records at Birmingham Museum and Glouster Carriage and
Waggon Works archives are in the Glouster County Records
Office. Both these bodies are helpful, I take it that all
rolling stock would have been ordered through the India
Office rather than the Crown Agents, so there may be records
at Blackfriars, the Crown Agents records were recently moved
to the British Commonwealth Museum at Bristol.
Julian
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K.J. Walker" <kjw_meh@powerup.email From: "Dr. K.J.
Walker" <kjw_meh@powerup.email To: "PG JULIAN RAINBOW"
<J.J.Rainbow@newcastle.email Cc: <irfca@cs.email
Subject: Re: Hi! & questions Date: Thu, 4 Nov 1999
16:27:08 -0000
Hi everyone,
Thanks to Julian for the info about the Backwoods "B". He was
supposed to
let me know! Must get in touch.
Those IRSG Newsletters did have some stuff in them, and a bit of it was
mine. The big problem is that there wasn't that much. Trevor's need for
NWR
material places a particulalry bug strain on resources, since there
ain't
that much about when it comes to coaching and wagon stock, though data
on
the main loco classes ain't too hard to come by.
Cheers
Ken Walker
-----Original Message-----
From: PG JULIAN RAINBOW <J.J.Rainbow@newcastle.email
To: cyberkiwi@earthlink.email <cyberkiwi@earthlink.email Dr. K.J. Walker
<kjw_meh@powerup.email
Cc: irfca@cs.email <irfca@cs.email
Date: 3 November 1999 12:18
Subject: Re: Hi! & questions
All,
A few follow up items about Ken's message.
a) Blackwood Minatures have produced both the DHR Garratt and the C
Class now, nice but expensive.
b) What 8 books by Hugh Hughes? I know of 7 only, 3 in the first
series and 4 in the second
c) Continental Modeller produced a list of various UK museums with
Railway records some years ago now. Unfortunately, I do not have it
up here with me, but can produce a list from my own research if
anyone is interested.
d) Kelvin White's Indain Railway Study group newsletters are
obtainable for the cost of photocopying and postage, I cannot
remember all they contain, but think Ken contributed.
Julian
From: Iain A Fraser <>
Subject: Re: More North Western Railway rolling stock
Date: 05 Nov 1999 04:12:51 -0500
Julian....
As far as I know there is no Sierra Leone stuff at the India Office..Ive
spent a bit of time in there and not picked up any signs....
Birmingham City Library records are excellent and the staff very helpful
and patient but only part of the Met Cam collection (which covers all
sorts of builders in the Birmingham area) is catalogued. Its worth
spending time there and persevering.
It may be worth you trying Stoke on Trent and the Staffordshire County
Archives. I was raking around looking for some else and found references
to "Birmingham Loco Carriage and Wagons (BRCW?) and found files and
files of stuff not catalogued. There is certainly Indian rolling stock
in there and I am sure I saw Leeds Forge material which should be with
the Met Cam papers in Birmingham. Might be a goldmine if you have the
time...
Regards
Iain
Aerolite Books
Pickering (UK)
<A HREF="http://www.aerolite.u-net.com">http://www.aerolite.u-net.com</A>
From: Apurva Bahadur <>
Subject: Re: WAM/WAP and WDM
Date: 05 Nov 1999 04:29:47 -0500
Joydeep Dutta wrote:
> Hi all
> i cant simply take tha fact the Itarsi WDM2 that works the Dadar -
Guwahati
> express travel farthest from home shed. What about the Howrah diesel
Shed
> WDM2 which tugs the Himgiri Express all the way from Howrah to Jammu
Tawi or
> the Amritsar mail from Howrah to Amritsar.
That is really impressive. The problem here is not being aware rather
than a
deliberate neglect of the ER and the NER. A part of the study of the IR
is
largely based on actual observation rather than referring to some
documented
information. The documents are not easily available in any case. So we
need
railfans who can represent the region.
The fact that a HWH shed power works the HWH- JAT or HWH - ASR route can
be told
only by someone who has seen this, it would hardly be a common folklore.
Pune/
Gooty/ Guntakal gets maximum mileage because Pune / Mumbai gang is
really loud
on the IRFCA and we see these powers in our backyard so they are on top
of our
minds.
I have always lamented that we have a poor representation on the IRFCA
of the
North, East and specially the NE region. This is something to do with
the poor
regional spread of the internet. You could do something about recruiting
railfans from that area. I hope you remember this request to you like I
remember the thread about the first DLW made WDM 2 from the Andal shed.
I would like to see railfans from areas like UP (only Dheeraj), MP (only
Avinash), Rajastan (none ?), Punjab (none?) Kerala (none !) etc.
Apurva
From: Vijay Balasubramanian <>
Subject: Rediff news
Date: 05 Nov 1999 06:03:02 -0500
Rajdhani changes!
The Konkan Railway has rescheduled the days of operation of the Hazrat
Nizamuddin-Trivandrum Rajdhani Express.
The train will now depart Nizamuddin at 1100 hours on Tuesdays and
Sundays
instead of Wednesdays and Thursdays.
On the return journey the train will depart Trivandrum at 1915 hours on
Tuesdays and Thursdays instead of Fridays and Saturdays.
Rescheduled!
The timings for the Dibrugarh-Guwahati-New Delhi, Rajdhani Express, have
been revised with effect from September 8.
2423 Rajdhani Express will now depart Dibrugarh at 1530 hours instead of
1615 hours. The train will reach New Delhi at 1000 hours the next day.
2424 Rajdhani Express will depart New Delhi at 1700 hours. The train
will
reach Dibrugarh at 1050 the next day.
From: Vijay Balasubramanian <>
Subject: Re: Happy Deepawali !
Date: 05 Nov 1999 07:16:38 -0500
Thanks Sandeep and A VERY HAPPY DIWALI TO ALL OF YOU IRFCA-ITES!!
Am dropping off my wife and daughter (Shreya), at the airport tonight.
Have
to wait for
7 more weeks before I can join them in India. My parents have made
reservations for the
KR trip (Panvel-Nagercoil) and Nagercoil-Chennai trips. Even though my
cousin went to the counter two months in advance,
he managed to get only RAC seats on the Kanyakumari-Chennai Exp. (for
Dec.
30). Such is the rush for
the New Year celebrations. Hopefully, these will get converted to
berths
within the next couple of months.
Vijay
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> From: San-Ind [SMTP:docqcs@nde.email
> Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 3:39 AM
> To: Vijay Balasubramanian
> Cc: irfca@cs.email
> Subject: Happy Deepawali !
>
> Dear Vijay & all IRFCA members,
>
> Wishing all of You a Very Happy Deepawali !!!
>
> And Tanks a billion to Vijay who has introduced me with IRFCA.......
> People
> were saying me crazy for this Railway hobby.... But now i'm glad I'm
not
> alone in this world ....
>
> Thanks again....
>
> Regards
>
> Sandeep Sharma
>
>
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From: Jishnu Mukerji <>
Subject: Re: Rediff news
Date: 05 Nov 1999 07:52:48 -0500
Vijay Balasubramanian wrote:
>
> Rajdhani changes!
... snip snip ...
> Rescheduled!
> The timings for the Dibrugarh-Guwahati-New Delhi, Rajdhani Express,
have
> been revised with effect from September 8.
> 2423 Rajdhani Express will now depart Dibrugarh at 1530 hours instead
of
> 1615 hours. The train will reach New Delhi at 1000 hours the next day.
> 2424 Rajdhani Express will depart New Delhi at 1700 hours. The train
will
> reach Dibrugarh at 1050 the next day.
Next day! Surely what is meant is on the day following the next day, no?
I.e.
for example, if train start from New Delhi on day 0 then it arrives in
Dibrugarh
on day 2. As it would be expressed in standard airline timetable
notation:
Dibrugarh 1530
Guwahati ~0600+1
New Delhi 1000+2
Jishnu.
From: S.SRINIVAS <>
Subject: HAPPY DEEPAVALI
Date: 05 Nov 1999 08:42:17 -0500
A VERY HAPPY DEEPAVALI TO
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FROM
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