Bergensbanen railway at full speed after Finse

Bergensbanen railway just east of Finse, Norway, (eastbound to Oslo), November 5th 2010, around 13:20. Finse is the highest situated station on the line, at 1222 meters above sea level. The train had old cars, which gave me a door with a window at the rear end of the last one. Done with an iPhone 4 held directly onto the window glass. This is my little tribute to the program the norwegian broadcasting television made some time ago. The entire trip, Bergen-Oslo in real time, 7 hours. At some time during my little video the train holds about its highest speed, up to 160 km/h, I've been told.
Bergensbanen rett øst for Finse, 5. november 2010, rundt 13:20. Toget hadde gamle vogner, med vindu i bakre dør på siste vogn. Dermed var baklengsfilmingen mulig. Gjort med iPhone4 holdt direkte på vindusglasset, som første sikkelig test av videokameraet. Dette er min lille hyllest til NRKs 7 timer lange "Bergensbanen minutt for minutt". På deler av strekningen i denne lille videoen, har toget sin høyeste hastighet utenom tunneller, opp til 160 km/t. (Har jeg hørt, korriger meg gjerne.)

[@ohneEisen]

Great Handy Clip, as the German would say :-)

[@willyknutsen7975]

Sverre, you're right about the speed limit on this part of the line. Normally the maximum speed on the norwegian railway lines are 130 km/h outside the "full-ATC" parts (up to210 km/h on some parts) but the line between Haugastøl and Hallingskeid has a 160 km/h limit.
Sverre, du har rett mht. fartsgrensen, strekningen Haugastøl-Hallingskeid har 160 km/t som maks. For å sjekke nøyaktig fart kan du ta tiden mellom de små gule firkantede skiltene. De står med 500 meters mellomrom, dvs 15s.=120km/t