C33 7 - MagnumMacKivler/RLCPT2 GitHub Wiki
The C33-7 is a catalogued-but-not-built and, technically, not even properly offered locomotive as part of the initial offering of their New Series locomotives. Little is known about it, since the U33C itself was an interim design and the modest uprating was better served on the C36-7. As it was to be an initial release, it would likely be offered with all the normal bells and whistles of the Dash 7 lineup but feature the GT11 alternator of the C30-7 - ergo, similar tractive performance and motor-based transition.
PT-Specific Information
General Info | - |
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Prime Mover | GE-7FDL16G |
Horsepower | 3300 |
Truck Type | GE FB-3 (1) |
Axles | 6 |
Traction Motors | 6 |
Minimum Weight | 366,000 lbs |
Maximum Weight | 420,000 lbs |
Model Base Speed | 70 MPH |
Top Speed | 70, 80, or 86 ⚠ |
Electrical System | - |
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Generator Max Current | 5400 Amps ⚠ |
Max Traction Motor (TM) Current | 1600 Amps |
Max Continuous TM Current | 1195 Amps |
Traction Motor Type | DC |
Factor of Adhesion | 29% ⚠ |
Transition Mode | Automatic, no selector |
Transition Groups | 2, 1 |
Transition Shunts | 1, 1 |
Generator Transition | No |
Traction Control | APR + Sand |
Dynamic Braking (DB) Mode (if used) | Mechanical Blowers (2) |
DB Max Current | 740 Amps ⚠ |
DB Max Continuous Current | 740 Amps |
Blended Braking | No |
Miscellaneous | - |
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Head-End Power (HEP) | No |
HEP Power Consumption | N/A |
HEP Standby/Run Mode | N/A |
Load Ramp Speed | 3 Amps/Tick |
TM Overload Protection | Yes |
Starter Mode | Manual Primer, Manual Start |
Air Brake Schedule | 26-L |
Compressor CFM | 236.25 (Wabco 3CDCBL @ 1050 RPM) |
Main Reservoir Volume | 32.4 Cu.Ft |
Notes
⚠: Not Verified or Educated Guess
(1) Again, the FB-3 is a specificiation, not a truck. Several variants exist. Adirondac and GSC both made castings.
(2) GE's aftermarket kit was compatible with all of their Dash 7 locomotives. Therefor it would theoretically be possible to put a theoretical brake kit on the theoretical C33-7. Theoretically.