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Hey are there any Volvo Super Olympian cameo on Townlink 291 bef around 2006 or 5? like yes right because someone told me about that eh
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Yes. On 26th Jan 2006. Took it by luckOriginally posted by bus555:Hey are there any Volvo Super Olympian cameo on Townlink 291 bef around 2006 or 5? like yes right because someone told me about that eh 
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Originally posted by SBS9828X:
Yeah , this topic is too big , maybe will open new one soon
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Why do Service 11 & 78 have crossovers from a different depot instead of HGDEP and SLBP respectively?
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93 also.Crossover from 143 SLBP.Originally posted by SBS9806J:Why do Service 11 & 78 have crossovers from a different depot instead of HGDEP and SLBP respectively? -
Any reason why the ezlink system 'beep' from time to time(the one where BC store info)?
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If the driver is early/late? It is the loud one rite? And then when the bus reaches the interchange the BC will press a button then it will go 'beep beep beep beep beep beep beep'. Is it to key the front readers to Exit only?Originally posted by choww:Any reason why the ezlink system 'beep' from time to time(the one where BC store info)? -
There are 2 kinds of beep.One is the louder and the other is the softer beep..Originally posted by SBS9806J:If the driver is early/late? It is the loud one rite? And then when the bus reaches the interchange the BC will press a button then it will go 'beep beep beep beep beep beep beep'. Is it to key the front readers to Exit only? -
btw, the ezlink system is called DDUOriginally posted by choww:Any reason why the ezlink system 'beep' from time to time(the one where BC store info)? -
And DDU stands for...Originally posted by Y_Shun:btw, the ezlink system is called DDU -
Yes, that's the one to whether the drivers are early or late. High pitch means early. Low pitch means late.Originally posted by choww:There are 2 kinds of beep.One is the louder and the other is the softer beep.. -
Have the following buses gone to the respective services before?
SBS 0067J to Service 225
SBS 2707H to Service 14/65
SBS 2754X to Service 22/72/168
SBS 2779A to Service 34/87/89/101
SBS 2996P to Service 66
SBS 3758D to Service 22/168
SBS 9810X to Service 22/168
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Originally posted by TWS4793:Have the following buses gone to the respective services before?
SBS 0067J to Service 225 - Yes
SBS 2754X to Service 22/72/168 - Yes, all 3
SBS 9810X to Service 22/168 No, Not on my records.
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SBS 210L training bus spotted at JE Interchange. Anyway, is this the last 0405 with the old livery? I find this a rare sight.
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Have been there for many weeks!Originally posted by Halide:SBS 210L training bus spotted at JE Interchange. Anyway, is this the last 0405 with the old livery? I find this a rare sight. -
Oh..So its an indication for the BC(and for usOriginally posted by stooper:Yes, that's the one to whether the drivers are early or late. High pitch means early. Low pitch means late. )..So cool..Now i can know whether they are on time 
And btw, when i was onboard SBS177A on 238 yesterday, the low pitch beep about 3 times per bus stop interval -
No route details my dear boy.Originally posted by TWS4793:Have the following buses gone to the respective services before?
SBS 2779A to Service 34/87/89/101
If possible, state the date of when it appeared as cameo on these services. Thanks. -
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SBS67J to Service 225 - No ideaOriginally posted by TWS4793:Have the following buses gone to the respective services before?
SBS 0067J to Service 225
SBS 2707H to Service 14/65
SBS 2754X to Service 22/72/168
SBS 2779A to Service 34/87/89/101
SBS 2996P to Service 66
SBS 3758D to Service 22/168
SBS 9810X to Service 22/168
If possible, state the date of when it appeared as cameo on these services. Thanks.
SBS2707H to Service 14/65 - I dun think so
SBS2754X to Service 22/72/168 - Only 72
SBS2779A to Service 34/87/89/101 - I dun think so
SBS2996P to 66 - Yes
SBS3758D to Service 22/168 - No idea
SBS9810X to Service 22/168 - I dun think so -
Originally posted by choww:Oh..So its an indication for the BC(and for us )..So cool..Now i can know whether they are on time And btw, when i was onboard SBS177A on 238 yesterday, the low pitch beep about 3 times per bus stop interval has it spoilt? and given distorted sounds o.O
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SBS2754X did 168 before , think last year or before that...Originally posted by SBS9806J:SBS67J to Service 225 - No idea
SBS2707H to Service 14/65 - I dun think so
SBS2754X to Service 22/72/168 - Only 72
SBS2779A to Service 34/87/89/101 - I dun think so
SBS2996P to 66 - Yes
SBS3758D to Service 22/168 - No idea
SBS9810X to Service 22/168 - I dun think so
SBS9810X did cameo before , if im not wrong Sv like 8 , 133 etc... -
SBS2754X did all 3 services you mentioned. It's a spare, it's common to appear on AM services which has volvo in their fleet. SBS2707H did 14 and 65 before. SBS67J did 225 also. Feeders always likes to cameo on other feeders from the same interchange.Originally posted by TWS4793:Have the following buses gone to the respective services before?
SBS 0067J to Service 225
SBS 2707H to Service 14/65
SBS 2754X to Service 22/72/168
If possible, state the date of when it appeared as cameo on these services. Thanks. -
It is not the ez-link system, its another system which is connected to the ez-link system. Its proper name is called AVMS DDU or many call it AVMS (think last time when they have the newspaper article, they did mention what does AVMS mean). SMRT one is IBOS.Originally posted by Y_Shun:btw, the ezlink system is called DDU
In an SBS Transit bus, you would have the folowing equipments near the driver's cab:
AVMS DDU (and the mircophone)
IDFC
BEXP (BEP and BXP)
VLS (hidden)
On board computer (hidden behind driver)
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Talking about this, if you are using a PDA. U would able to detect the SMRT link network using wireless lan.Originally posted by Scania:It is not the ez-link system, its another system which is connected to the ez-link system. Its proper name is called AVMS DDU or many call it AVMS (think last time when they have the newspaper article, they did mention what does AVMS mean). SMRT one is IBOS.
In an SBS Transit bus, you would have the folowing equipments near the driver's cab:
AVMS DDU (and the mircophone)
IDFC
BEXP (BEP and BXP)
VLS (hidden)
On board computer (hidden behind driver)
Sanyo S-light fare vaildator.