Automotores eléctricos EN57 y EN71: Revision history

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27 November 2023

• curprev 21:2821:28, 27 November 2023‎ Jmluengor talk contribs‎ 5,163 bytes +5,163‎ Created page with "thumbnail|300x300pixel|EN57 1267, MOs810, CC BY-SA 4.0 ==Los automotores eléctricos EN57/71 en la realidad== El '''EN57'''' (tipo 5B+6B+5B, 5Bk+6Bk+5Bk, 5BT+6BT+5BT, 5Bm+6Bm+5Bm, 5Bu+6Bu+5Bu y 5Bg+6Bg+5Bg) - a normal gauge three-car low-platform electric multiple unit, produced at Pafawag's plant in Wroclaw in 1962-1993. It is the longest produced rolling stock EMU in the world - 1429 units were made. The prototype of the..."