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| Date: | Wed, 25 Jul 2012 10:53:08 -0000 |
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Perhaps I should have made it more clear; the hood-top generator I'm referring
to resembles an electrical, as in turbo-generator, on a steam loco. I suspect
it IS to run the radio, as the locomotive in question features the "wagon
wheel" antenna at its usual location among the radiator shutters...but why
would the Q (presumably) use a cast-off steam loco turbogenerator for power
when there's a rather large generator (800-1200 hp) directly below it?
John O'Connell
--- In CBQ@yahoogroups.com, "jonnyo55" <jonnyo55@...> wrote:
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> Hello to all. On page 191 of the MARVELOUS "Burlington Waycars" book,
> there's an EMD switcher in the background (two, actually). At the right edge
> of the picture, there is what appears to be a generator from a steam loco
> mounted on the top of the hood, in front of the cab. Is this what it is?
> Was it there to power the radio, or what??
>
> John O'Connell
>
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