Metrolink Driver's Eye View - Bury to Heaton Park - Bury Line

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  • Опубліковано 18 жов 2024

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  • @michaelgray3002
    @michaelgray3002 4 роки тому +3

    Thanks for uploading the video brought back many childhood memories for me. I grew up in Besses on th' Barn and lived about 3 blocks from that station. I remember using the train with my family going to Bury market and Heaton park many times in the 1970's . We moved to Canada in 1978

  • @albertomcalberto
    @albertomcalberto 4 роки тому +5

    4:12 He’s Not Wrong Tho

  • @scrapyardwarriorvlogging
    @scrapyardwarriorvlogging 4 роки тому

    Used to ride this part of the Metrolink when I used to go and see my nan in Whitefield.

  • @duckington6022
    @duckington6022 6 років тому +2

    I’ve always noticed that the staff always wave at each other when they go past

  • @andyhaslam9231
    @andyhaslam9231 6 років тому +2

    Been on this route hundrers of times over the last 20 years or so. Great views from the cab. Such a long run from Bury to Radcliffe. Why not put a station at Hagside for other commuters to use.

    • @GMTrainspotting
      @GMTrainspotting  6 років тому +2

      Certainly an oversight on Metrolink's behalf.

  • @AntonyShannon
    @AntonyShannon 7 років тому +6

    Very good video, however, what a waste of a tram line where there are such long gaps between stations. When the tram reached Ratcliffe 4 minutes after Bury it had passed many housing areas which would benefit from a stop (which is what trams were designed for - short rapid transit). Now the system is expanding why not add in these stops after all thsoe occupants of those houses will have contributed financially to the metro system.

    • @GMTrainspotting
      @GMTrainspotting  7 років тому

      I agree, although there is a planned station at Buckley Wells in southern Bury.

    • @etinosaogieva8240
      @etinosaogieva8240 7 років тому

      Antony are trams have AC electric power and overhead AC?

    • @ninjaz5736
      @ninjaz5736 6 років тому +2

      It is overhead 750V DC, as AC is just too dangerous in a streetrunning scenario (it can arc to stuff, DC doesn't normally arc until stuff gets much closer than it would have to with AC)
      EDIT - they will probably have inverters onboard to convert this into AC power for the motors, as AC motors are much more efficient/powerful than DC motors