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The iconic H24-66 "Train Master". The name itself speaks authority, proclaiming it's mastery of all things locomotives. Well, except for the mastery of being able to sell well. Boasting a new frame, trucks, and carbody, the H-24-66 was a very powerful locomotive for it's time, albeit with reliability issues. Selling from April 1953 to June 1957, it served as an interesting choice for railroads due to it's power. It sold 127 units.

PT-Specific Information 

General Info -
Prime Mover FM 12-38D 8⅛
Horsepower 2400
Truck Type FM Trimount C
Axles 6
Traction Motors 6
Minimum Weight 360,000 lbs ⚠
Maximum Weight 400,000 lbs ⚠
Model Base Speed 65 MPH
Top Speed 65, 70, 80, or 90

Electrical System -
Generator Max Current 4000 Amps (1)
Max Traction Motor (TM) Current 2000 Amps (1)
Max Continuous TM Current 1020 Amps (1)
Factor of Adhesion 25% (2)
Traction Motor Type DC
Transition Mode Fully Automatic With Selector
Transition Groups 3, 3, 3, 2, 2, 2, 2 (1)
Transition Shunts 1, 0.66, 0.33, 1, 0.75, 0.5, 0.25 ⚠ (1)
Generator Transition No
Traction Control Automatic Power Reduction
Dynamic Braking (DB) Mode (if used) Mechanical Blowers @ 75%
DB Max Current 840 Amps
DB Max Rated Current 840 Amps
Limit Dynamic Throttle Yes
Blended Braking No

Miscellaneous -
Head-End Power (HEP) No
HEP Power Consumption N/A
HEP Standby/Run Mode N/A
Load Ramp Speed 10 Amps/Tick
TM Overload Protection No
Starter Mode Latched Primer, Manual Start
Air Brake Schedule 24-RL (2)
Compressor CFM 262 (Wabco 3CD @ 850 RPM)
Main Reservoir Volume 35 Cubic Feet ⚠

Notes

(1): H-24-66s could be ordered with GE electrical gear, and later H-24-66s came with GE gear by default. This would change Gen Max Current to 3600 Amps, the Max TM Current to 1800 Amps, the Max Continuous TM Current to 1085 Amps, the Transition Groups to 2, 2, 1, 1 , and the Transition Shunts to 1, 0.75, 1, 0.75.

(2): Ads list 30%, however, this is more than likely a very optimistic rating.

(3): 6-SL was optional.

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