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Roco 7310133 H0 Diesellok 2143 077-3 RTS Swietelsky Ep.VI DC-Sound


7310133 H0 Diesellok 2143 077-3 RTS Swietelsky Ep.VI DC-Sound

297.38 €

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Roco 7310133 H0 Diesellok 2143 077-3 RTS Swietelsky Ep.VI DC-Sound Product Details

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Roco 7310133 H0 Diesel Locomotive 2143 077-3 RTS Swietelsky Ep. VI DC Sound – Austrian Railway Construction Diesel Locomotive with Authentic Sound

Would you like to use an Austrian diesel locomotive for modern railway construction trains on your H0 model railroad layout while also enjoying digitally controlled lighting functions and authentic sound? The Roco 7310133 Diesel Locomotive 2143 077-3 from RTS Rail Transport Services GmbH combines the traditional Austrian Class 2143 with the modern railway construction traffic of Era VI. The model is designed for digital DC operation and features freestanding handrails—some of which are made of metal—as well as a prototypical design based on the third production series with a straight frame. In digital mode, the high beams, headlights, tail lights, and cab lighting can be controlled. The extensive sound set complements the technical features and makes operating the locomotive on the model railroad layout particularly varied. This makes this Roco diesel locomotive an interesting choice for model railroaders who want to depict modern railway construction on their layout in addition to regular passenger and freight service.

Prototype: The Austrian Class 2143 Through the Ages

The Class 2143 diesel locomotives are among the best-known Austrian locomotive classes. Between 1964 and 1977, a total of 77 units were delivered by Simmering-Graz-Pauker Works to the Austrian Federal Railways. They were primarily used on non-electrified main and branch lines in eastern Austria, where they hauled both passenger and freight trains.

With its versatile use, the 2143 series shaped the landscape of Austrian rail transport for many years. Its robust design allowed for a variety of applications on lines without overhead wires. The series has remained of interest even in modern rail operations: The Roco model 2143 077-3 depicts a version in the context of today’s railway construction, thereby linking the classic Austrian diesel locomotive with a contemporary area of operation.

RTS Swietelsky – Railway Construction and Maintenance of Rail Infrastructure

RTS Rail Transport Services GmbH is active in modern railway construction and carries out projects involving the new construction, renewal, and maintenance of track systems. With specialized personnel and high-performance railway construction technology, the company contributes to a safe, efficient, and reliable rail infrastructure. Its operations span the whole of Austria.

The Roco 2143 077-3 is intended for use by RTS Swietelsky and is therefore particularly well-suited for depicting track construction trains. On a model railroad layout, the locomotive can be integrated into scenes involving track construction, line modernization, and the maintenance of railway infrastructure. This gives model railroaders the opportunity to recreate not only classic train journeys but also a specialized aspect of modern rail transportation.

Third production series with a straight frame

A distinctive feature of this locomotive is its design as part of the third production series with a straight frame. This design feature is one of the distinguishing characteristics within the 2143 series. The Roco 7310133 incorporates this design and adds the assignment to RTS Rail Transport Services GmbH.

The model design incorporates freestanding handrails, some of which are made of metal. These details create a three-dimensional effect and enhance the appearance of the diesel locomotive. It is important to note the following regarding the design: The model is based on the existing Series 2143 model. No further changes have been made. The unique feature thus lies in the locomotive depicted and its use in modern rail construction operations.

Digital lighting functions and extensive sound

The Roco 7310133 is designed as a DC sound model for digital DC operation. A PluX22 digital decoder is already included. This allows the intended digital functions to be used immediately. Of particular interest is the ability to control the high beams, headlights, tail lights, and cab lighting.

The direction-dependent LED headlight consists of a three-light head signal and two tail lights. The additional lighting functions expand the possibilities for a varied presentation during operation. The extensive sound set adds authentic sounds to the locomotive and ensures a more immersive model railroading experience. This makes the model particularly suitable for digitally controlled layouts where not only the movement of the vehicles but also lighting and sound play an important role.

Technical Specifications and Drive System of the Roco 2143 077-3

Inside, the diesel locomotive features a five-pole motor and a flywheel. Four axles are powered, and one axle is equipped with traction tires. This technical configuration forms the basis for operation on a suitable H0 DC layout.

For coupling with compatible cars, the model features a NEM 362 coupler housing with close-coupling kinematics. The specified minimum curve radius is 358 mm. With a length over buffers of 181 mm, the locomotive can be easily incorporated into the planning of a model railroad layout. The PluX22 electrical interface and the pre-installed digital decoder are also included in this sound version.

Ideal for modern construction trains and Austrian model railroad scenes

The Roco 7310133 is particularly well-suited for layouts depicting modern railway construction and track maintenance. Its association with RTS Swietelsky provides a fitting thematic connection to construction sites on the railroad network and the corresponding construction train operations. This model is also an interesting addition to a collection of Austrian diesel locomotives.

Thanks to its digital features, the locomotive can be integrated into layout operations with switchable lighting functions and sound. The design of the third production series, featuring a straight frame and freestanding handrails, underscores the character of the well-known Class 2143. Thus, the model combines a locomotive design steeped in tradition with the modern railways of Era VI.

An Austrian Bahnbau diesel locomotive with digital sound

The Roco 7310133 H0 diesel locomotive 2143 077-3 RTS Swietelsky is an interesting addition for model railroaders who wish to depict modern construction train operations and Austrian railway vehicles. The design of the third production series, featuring a straight frame and freestanding handrails—some of which are made of metal—ensures an appealing model design. At the same time, its use with RTS Swietelsky introduces a special thematic focus for the layout.

The five-pole motor, flywheel, four powered axles, and PluX22 digital equipment add important technical features to the model. High beams, headlights, and tail lights, as well as the cab lighting, can be controlled in digital mode, while the extensive sound effects enhance the driving experience acoustically. If you’d like to expand your H0 model railroad with a distinctive diesel locomotive for modern railway construction, this Roco sound version is an excellent choice. Bring Austrian railway construction traffic to your model railroad tracks with the Roco 2143 077-3 from RTS Swietelsky!

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