Did you know...? (Part 5)

• SMB355L

  18 Mar 13, 20:43

  One of the very few places in Singapore where a public bus and the public can get very close to aircrafts~
  
  SBS9487X on 37 passes by the looping point at Changi North Crescent.

  Batch 2

  info from BIS number one page on Singapore Buses~

• OMSI123

  18 Mar 13, 21:58

  Did you know the O405G articulator has a brand itself? If you're on one of the not refurbished Habits, look above your head at some of the inward flaps of the articulator.

  the brand is Hübner. 

  Address: forgot :P but I know it's in Germany.

• SMB66X

  18 Mar 13, 22:08

  Originally posted by OMSI123:

  Did you know the O405G articulated has a brand itself? If you're on one of the not refurbished Habits, look above your head at some of the inward flaps of the articulator.

  the brand is Hübner. 

  Address: forgot :P but I know it's in Germany.

   

• OMSI123

  18 Mar 13, 22:50

  Originally posted by SMB66X:

   

  Yey for thumbs up for me following the topic! :T

• SBS 6078 M

  18 Mar 13, 22:51

  Originally posted by OMSI123:

  Did you know the O405G articulated has a brand itself? If you're on one of the not refurbished Habits, look above your head at some of the inward flaps of the articulator.

  the brand is Hübner. 

  Address: forgot :P but I know it's in Germany.

  Good one

• SMB145B

  18 Mar 13, 23:36

  Originally posted by OMSI123:

  Did you know the O405G articulated has a brand itself? If you're on one of the not refurbished Habits, look above your head at some of the inward flaps of the articulator.

  the brand is Hübner. 

  Address: forgot :P but I know it's in Germany.

  this really stand out

   

  i don't look there, maybe will notice if i am onboard these habits.

• SMB355L

  20 Mar 13, 12:37

  With EDS now anything is possible - 175 double decker bus~

• TIB 501 D

  20 Mar 13, 18:07

  Originally posted by SMB355L:

  With EDS now anything is possible - 175 double decker bus~

  175 DD your head larh... Depot Road got no trees meh???

• Gus.chong

  20 Mar 13, 18:09

  Originally posted by TIB 501 D:

  175 DD your head larh... Depot Road got no trees meh???

  It's even funnier if sometimes the Bus Captains switched to the wrong EDS as what he had mentioned.

• TIB 501 D

  20 Mar 13, 18:09

  Originally posted by Gus.chong:

  It's even funnier if sometimes the Bus Captains switched to the wrong EDS as what he had mentioned.

  

• Acx1688

  20 Mar 13, 21:43

  Bus Announcement Control
  
  Juz saw this white colored titled "Bus Announcement Control" console on SBS8047P > sv174 this morning, i think just installed.
  
  3 rows:
  1st row ( 4 buttons) :  1     2     3   4
  2nd row (4 buttons):   5     6     7   8
  3rd row:                      mic  esc 9 10
  
  It is on the driver panel right side.
  
  behind the BC where the posters are put up for passengers to see, above the photo frame, there is a hole drilled with wires i supposed to put a panel to indicate bus stop and route number like this bus in london
  
  
  

• Acx1688

  20 Mar 13, 21:47

  Saw on SBS8669U
  
  Driver console box flash : exhaust emissions high
  
  the warning sign for the exhaust emissions highis lighted orange on the left side of fuel gauge
  
  ACx

• SBS9C

  20 Mar 13, 21:53

  Originally posted by Acx1688:

  Bus Announcement Control
  
  Juz saw this white colored titled "Bus Announcement Control" console on SBS8047P > sv174 this morning, i think just installed.
  
  3 rows:
  1st row ( 4 buttons) :  1     2     3   4
  2nd row (4 buttons):   5     6     7   8
  3rd row:                      mic  esc 9 10
  
  It is on the driver panel right side.
  
  behind the BC where the posters are put up for passengers to see, above the photo frame, there is a hole drilled with wires i supposed to put a panel to indicate bus stop and route number like this bus in london
  
  

  Seems like SBS Transit's version of PIS.

• SBS 6078 M

  20 Mar 13, 21:54

  Originally posted by SBS9C:

  Seems like SBS Transit's version of PIS.

  Need to open thread for this?

• dan474

  20 Mar 13, 21:56

  Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:

  Need to open thread for this?

  not yet until the hardware is up. good to know that SBST is installing PIS like SMRT. helps people who are unfamiliar with the bus service.

• Acx1688

  20 Mar 13, 21:59

  Originally posted by SBS9C:

  Seems like SBS Transit's version of PIS.

  Add on,
  the pix i post belongs to Tfl rt.10 twds King's Cross, it is NOT on SBS8047P

• SBS 6078 M

  20 Mar 13, 22:01

  Originally posted by dan474:

  not yet until the hardware is up. good to know that SBST is installing PIS like SMRT. helps people who are unfamiliar with the bus service.

  oh

• OMSI123

  22 Mar 13, 10:46

  Did you know?

  Some of the Hispano Habits have the OC-like PIS at the front where it shows which bus stop is next. 

   

  Did you know?

  some buses do not have the SMRT logo at the back.

   

  did you know?

  The ball-type A/C ducts have 2 sides to it, the inner hole side and the protruding side.

• SBS2601D

  22 Mar 13, 11:04

  Oh.

  I didn't know....I thought one side was what we see, and the other side opens to space emptiness.

  

  Anyway....poor English again! Please find out what "duct" means thanks.

  ***

  I miss the original AC outlets on the VO3X.....the one where you turn the middle and 2 flaps on the other side closes the outlet (or opens).

  But seeing as how SGreans do not take care of such properties, these were removed.

• SBS 6078 M

  22 Mar 13, 11:10

  Originally posted by SBS2601D:

  Oh.

  I didn't know....I thought one side was what we see, and the other side opens to space emptiness.

  

  Anyway....poor English again! Please find out what "duct" means thanks.

  ***

  I miss the original AC outlets on the VO3X.....the one where you turn the middle and 2 flaps on the other side closes the outlet (or opens).

  But seeing as how SGreans do not take care of such properties, these were removed.

  I even forget how to turn the middle.

  Too used to wrights. 

• SBS9C

  22 Mar 13, 11:13

  Originally posted by SBS2601D:

  Oh.

  I didn't know....I thought one side was what we see, and the other side opens to space emptiness.

  

  Anyway....poor English again! Please find out what "duct" means thanks.

  ***

  I miss the original AC outlets on the VO3X.....the one where you turn the middle and 2 flaps on the other side closes the outlet (or opens).

  But seeing as how SGreans do not take care of such properties, these were removed.

  Edit: Only the O405s (Volgren bodied), Hinos (excluding demo) and Lances may still retain some of the flaps

• SBS2601D

  22 Mar 13, 11:21

  Originally posted by SBS9C:

  Some older SMRT Buses such as the O405, DAF, Hino still retain those flaps.

  I dont think you have seen the AC outlets I was talking about then.

  As a matter of fact, most VOs still retain the outlets.

  Minus the flaps.

• SBS9C

  22 Mar 13, 11:49

  Originally posted by SBS2601D:

  I dont think you have seen the AC outlets I was talking about then.

  As a matter of fact, most VOs still retain the outlets.

  Minus the flaps.

  You are talking about this right?

  

  Edit: Only the O405s (Volgren bodied), Hinos (excluding demo) and Lances may still retain some of the flaps

• SBS2601D

  22 Mar 13, 11:56

  Oh yes!

  I miss those. 

  But the Lances and Hinos I have taken did not have such outlets.

  Its so much better than having to turn the nozzle to blow nowhere, or blow to the window and mist it up, etc etc.

  The next best are the original MKIV nozzles....but most are in such bad condition that they are practically useless.

• SBS9C

  22 Mar 13, 12:00

  Originally posted by SBS2601D:

  Oh yes!

  I miss those. 

  But the Lances and Hinos I have taken did not have such outlets.

  Its so much better than having to turn the nozzle to blow nowhere, or blow to the window and mist it up, etc etc.

  The next best are the original MKIV nozzles....but most are in such bad condition that they are practically useless.

  Btw that aircon outlets belong to TIB955C