Coriolis 'Diamond'
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+ | The Coriolis 'Diamond' was developed to cope with the increasing traffic on Luna's growing monorail system. Hauling distances got longer, and more powerful locomotives were needed. Like the 'Express' and also the later 'Gripper' models, the 'Diamond' is built locally on Luna. These dual-ended locomotives are the most powerful units on the Lunar monorails. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:28, 9 March 2011
The Coriolis Diamond is a Monorail locomotive in the Lunar Climate. The 'Diamond' is primarily designed for heavy-duty freight service.
[edit] Statistics and information
Type: | Double-ended Electric Monorail Locomotive |
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Introduction: | 2080 |
Withdrawal: | NA |
Speed: | 96km/h |
Power: | 609hp |
Weight: | 10t |
Tractive Effort: | ? |
[edit] Prototype information
The Coriolis 'Diamond' was developed to cope with the increasing traffic on Luna's growing monorail system. Hauling distances got longer, and more powerful locomotives were needed. Like the 'Express' and also the later 'Gripper' models, the 'Diamond' is built locally on Luna. These dual-ended locomotives are the most powerful units on the Lunar monorails.