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Regauging may
refer to
track gauge conversion in
railways something to do with
gauge theory something to do with the
Simple Magnetic Overunity Toy This...
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ceased operations within a few months. The
Punda line was
rebuilt in 1911,
regauged to
metre gauge, and the horse-drawn
trams replaced by
petrol engined ones...
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formation of East ****an
Railway Company (JR East). The
concept involved regauging existing 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm)
gauge lines to
standard gauge and linking...
- Railway.
Construction began in
January 1878. In 1881, the
entire line was
regauged in sections. The
entire mainline to
Gravenhurst was
converted to standard...
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traverse both
standard gauge and
narrow gauge tracks without the
expense of
regauging lines.
Three test
trains were constructed, with the
second set having...
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Yogyakarta was laid to
standard gauge.
Opened in 1867, it was
mostly regauged to 1,067mm/3ft6in
during ****anese
occupation in 1943,
while a
short line...
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electrified at 600 V DC. In 1904, the line was
regauged to 1,372 mm (4 ft 6 in) in
conjunction with the
regauging of the
Keikyu Main Line. The
entire line was...
- for the
construction of the
Sakhalin Tunnel,
along with the
required regauging of the island's
railways to
Russian standard gauge, at an
estimated cost...
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shown in Emil T. Hartman's patent.
Watson claims that a
mechanism called regauging happens that
allows the
cycle to be
repeated without the
application of...
- line was
converted to 14+1⁄4 in (362 mm) in the
winter of 1971–2. The
regauging to 14+1⁄4 in (362 mm) in 1972
called for new carriages. Two
rakes of five...
