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- designed. The Spz-l (lange Bauart, long variant) used a conventional layout with separate pistol grip, while in the Spz-kr (kurze Bauart mit Regler für Serienfeuer...
- experimental train: "Bauart Hamburg", two sections, Jacobs bogies, 604 kW (810 hp), 2’Bo’2’, No 137 149 - 152 and No 137 224 - 232 "Bauart Leipzig", three...
- Goods wagons of welded construction (German: Güterwagen der geschweißter Bauart) were developed and built by the Deutsche Reichsbahn in Germany from 1933...
- Schwerlasttransporte". Archived from the original on 2008-11-21. Retrieved 2009-02-19. "Bauart Uaai: Schienentiefladewagen mit Sondereinrichtungen, Übersicht mit technischer...
- out. However, during that time was the presentation of the Drehgestell Bauart Görlitz (Bogie class Görlitz) that came to be a market success – and they...
- Vk is used for convenience Froede, Walter G. (1961). "Kreiskolbenmotoren Bauart NSU-****el". MTZ - Motortechnische Zeitschrift (in German). 22 (1): 1–10...
- Diesel-elec Proto. 205 km/h (127 mph) 1936-02-17 Germany DRG SVT 137 233-234 "Bauart Leipzig" Multi Diesel-elec Unmod. First diesel train faster than 200 km/h...
- installed in the late 1920s. They are named Bernauer Fahrsperre (or Fahrsperre Bauart Bernau) because of their testing and first installation on the Stettin Railway...
- Seitenbewegung (Bauart Klien-Lindner). O&K catalogue N° 800, page 47. Lokomotiven mit lenkbaren Kuppelachsen (Hohlachsen) mit Radial- und Seitenbewegung (Bauart Klien-Lindner)...
- for use in the FDt express train service. In test drives, the SVT 137 "Bauart Leipzig" set a world speed record of 205 km/h (127 mph) in 1936. The fastest...