What is missing?

Started by desotoman, December 12, 2009, 12:50:27 PM

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desotoman

After you watch this 357.164161 mph run, did you notice anything missing?

Tom G.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw4zn-qw1oM
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isiahstites

A parachute...........safety workers keeping people from putting pennies on the track?

k.h.

No track sections, just continuus rails.

No one spilled their drinks.

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4-barrel Mike

Did they miss their 1-hour turn-around or what?   :mrgreen:

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McRat

There should have been German Panzers following them? :?

Dean Los Angeles

Smooth, no sparks from the overhead, quiet.

No cow catcher?
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RichFox

Didn't see any grade crossings

penny

on the bridge how does the cameraman turn so quickly to keep train in shot.

theazoldcrow

Looks to me they ran so fast they ran out of their paint job!         Crow.
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desotoman

Everyone had great answers. LOL.

I just thought they made it look so casual. Some were standing on the ride, some were sitting. But I did not see anyone have any safety gear on. I would have thought they would have at least wore a seat belt on a record setting run.

Tom G.
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Stainless1

Ever been on a train?  they drive like they are on rails  :-D
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stratman59

Hope that one stays on rails :-o :lol:

k.h.

Took a German bullet train from Hamburg to Wuerzburg in '94, 180 mph, kinda' fun.  No seat belts.  But a few years later one left the track at speed.  Like a wreck on the Autobahn in a tin can. 
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Seldom Seen Slim

I sure thought I saw some sparking where the cantilever touches/touched the wire.  But you're right -- no seat belts, no apparent stress on the faces of the "passengers".  And the engineer -- hey, he looked like the canary that swallowed the cat.  I think I'd feel pretty danged good if I were about to drive a train that fast.
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