Train Spotting April 2009
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i only was 97/98 and 311/312 for the entire NSL... btw train broke down @ 1215 hrs from YCK towards SB... as a result train delayed
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cgl -> 45/46, 15/16
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103/104 in EWL too
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Originally posted by jcqh:
EWL (27) - nearly all
007/008, 017/018, 019/020, 029/030, 031/032, 049/050, 053/054, 061/062, 063/064, 081/082, 089/090, 091/092, 099/100, 101/102, 103/104, 117/118, 121/122, 127/128, 129/130, 213/214, 223/224, 229/230, 235/236, 237/238, 325/326, 331/332, 345/346NSL (26) - all
011/012, 033/034, 051/052, 055/056, 057/058, 065/066, 073/074, 075/076, 077/078, 087/088, 093/094, 095/096, 097/098, 105/106, 107/108, 109/110, 113/114, 119/120, 203/204, 205/206, 215/216, 225/226, 311/312, 317/318, 327/328, 351/352CGL (2) - all
015/016, 045/046STARIS trains in red
Bar trains in blueThanks to Tilldeath23 for the info for CGL and 103/104
as for cgl, they usually put 2 trains, but after 6 or 7 pm on wkends they will add one more. -
Originally posted by Tilldeath23:
as for cgl, they usually put 2 trains, but after 6 or 7 pm on wkends they will add one more.I think the 2 trains will not meet each other above ground that easily. The only time I saw the other train on the CGL was going into the tunnel.
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Just 5 random ones
EWL (5)
053/054, 081/082, 095/096, 129/130, 315/316STARIS trains in red
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Yesterday:
NSL: 055/056, 077/078, 093/094, 113/114, 225/226 and many other C651s.
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27/04/09
EWL (14) - short camp (incomplete list)
003/004, 019/020, 043/044 (DNB), 053/054, 057/058, 061/062, 073/074, 087/088, 099/100, 109/110, 129/130, 229/230, 313/314, 331/332, 335/336STARIS trains in red
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235/236 is a yishun bound train today
59/60 plus 2 more bar trains are in NSL today, couldnt identify them
83/84 in NSL as well
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NSL: 015/016, 073/074, 109/110.
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NSL: 117/118, 119/110
349/350's a test train o.o -
Starting on May's thread soon.
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im planning to peek trains and bishan depot on this fri
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today->morning 119/120 spotted in EB, but 3pm++ spotted at marina bay...
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its very hard to spot diff trains, i have been looking all the similair numbers.... cuz 001/002 and 005/006 went MIA, so i can just say that they rae non-operational... fleet reduced to 104 trains
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Hey dont mind me asking...but how do you actually spot the numbers on the train? I know it's near the bottom, somewhere close to the door...but how do you derive the numbers? First and last?
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Originally posted by loki_chaos:
Hey dont mind me asking...but how do you actually spot the numbers on the train? I know it's near the bottom, somewhere close to the door...but how do you derive the numbers? First and last?
The first number is always an odd number.
Take the 1st number as n. The 2nd number will be n+1.
E.G. You see the number 001, and the next number will be 001+1=002. So the number is 001/002.
Note: The 1st number doesn't count (X001).
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Originally posted by loki_chaos:
Hey dont mind me asking...but how do you actually spot the numbers on the train? I know it's near the bottom, somewhere close to the door...but how do you derive the numbers? First and last?
Exterior
Interior
Last 3 numbers, each train has 2 i.d. numbers, the odd number is always lower. In the pic for e.g., the last 3 digits are 002. Since it is an even number, subtract 1, which is 001, so the train i.d. no. is 001/002.
1st digit depends on carriage type. 1st digit sequence will be 3-1-2-2-1-3
There are 3 models of trains:
x0xx and x1xx series are C151
x2xx series is C651
x3xx series is C751B -
Originally posted by willis_chong:
The first number is always an odd number.
Take the 1st number as n. The 2nd number will be n+1.
E.G. You see the number 001, and the next number will be 001+1=002. So the number is 001/002.
Note: The 1st number doesn't count (X001).
So coincidental. I used 001/002 photo!
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Originally posted by loki_chaos:
Hey dont mind me asking...but how do you actually spot the numbers on the train? I know it's near the bottom, somewhere close to the door...but how do you derive the numbers? First and last?
Imagine you're in C751B cars..you will notice 1st & last cabin will start 3XXX, follow by 1XXX and 2XXX
for example 3313, 1313, 2313, 2314, 1314, 3314
bold = The first digit depends upon whether the car is the first, second or third car from either end of the train, where the first car equals 3, the second equals 1 and the third equals 2. Do not count this digit..
normal = is the train identification number..
eg:
x0xx & x1xx is C151
x2xx is C651
x3xx is C751B
so 3314 is C751B cars
bold and underline = is the trainsets identification number.. in this case, 3314 is the first cabin xx14 is even number, if you see even number, -1
eg: xx14 - 1 = xx13
if you see odd number like 1313, +1
eg: xx13 + 1 = xx14
if you understand this part, continue reading down..
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so..
3313, 1313, 2313, 2314, 1314, 3314
dun forget to add the train identification number..
3313, 1313, 2313, 2314, 1314, 3314
equals..
313, 313, 313, 314, 314, 314
if that case, this train set is
313/314
more info,
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for North east line is lil bit different..
71011, 72011, 73011, 73012, 72012, 71012.
the first digit is always 7, do not count..
bold and underline (second digit)
depends upon whether the car is the first, second or third car from either end of the train, where the first car equals 3, the second equals 1 and the third equals 2. Do not count this digit..
bold
third digit is always 0 as it is train identification number
eg: 7x0xx
0xx is C751A (perm)
and the last 2 is trainset identification numbers
for eg:
72012
first cabin 7xx12 is even number, if you see even number, -1
eg: 7xx12 - 1 = 7xx11
if you see odd number like 72011 +1
eg: 7xx11 + 1 = 7xx12
if you understand this part, continue reading..
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71011, 72011, 73011, 73012, 72012, 71012
look carfully,
011, 011, 011, 012, 012, 012
if that case,
011/012
more info, click here
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Originally posted by Khairiano:
for North east line is lil bit different..
71011, 72011, 73011, 73012, 72012, 71012.
the first digit is always 7, do not count..
bold and underline (second digit)
depends upon whether the car is the first, second or third car from either end of the train, where the first car equals 3, the second equals 1 and the third equals 2. Do not count this digit..
bold
third digit is always 0 as it is train identification number
eg: 7x0xx
0xx is C751A (perm)
and the last 2 is trainset identification numbers
for eg:
72012
first cabin 7xx12 is even number, if you see even number, -1
eg: 7xx12 - 1 = 7xx11
if you see odd number like 72011 +1
eg: 7xx11 + 1 = 7xx12
if you understand this part, continue reading..
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71011, 72011, 73011, 73012, 72012, 71012
look carfully,
011, 011, 011, 012, 012, 012
if that case,
011/012
more info, click here
Carefully not carfully.
And C751B trains start form X311/X312 not X301/X302 as X301/X302 is now defunct money train.