The railjet, abbreviated RJ, is a long-distance train operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) and is one of the fastest locomotive-hauled trains in the world. Treat yourself to a little luxury! In the railjet's First or Business Class, you can travel like an emperor in Austria. Railjet trains have been running between Vienna - Zurich - Vienna since June 2010. On SBB Route 1 you will find the section Pfäffikon Schwyz - Sargans, which the railjet also travels in the original.
Requires SBB1 route for the scenarios
The railjet is a joint train type operated by the ÖBB, Deutsche Bahn, the Swiss Federal Railways and the Hungarian state railway Magyar Államvasutak. The train was presented to the public for the first time on 15 September 2008. It began commercial operation at the timetable change in 2008/2009. In mid-July 2012, set 51 was the last RJ set to leave the Simmering factory for the ÖBB. The railjet sets consist of individual carriages that are connected to one another with shell couplings and have normal screw couplings at the ends. A double set is used on routes with particularly high passenger volumes. The trains consist of a 185-metre-long push-pull train, which consists of a control car and six intermediate cars. This train is pulled by a multi-system Taurus 2 locomotive at speeds of up to 230 km/h. Including the locomotive, the train has a total length of 205 metres.
Features:
• highly detailed eight-part railjet composition for Train Simulator 2012 - 2017
• two 3D operable driver's cabs with realistic displays
• original audio sound recorded in the railjet
• "Cold" start of the Taurus locomotive
• functioning pantographs for Swiss and Austrian systems, with selector switch CH / Panto 1/ Panto 2 / ÖBB autom.
• multi-stage speed of the windshield wiper
• AFB control system: Automatic driving and braking, with speed preselection, "cruise control"
• Swiss train control
• additional lighting driver's cab
• door control in the driver's cab
• multi-stage light control (headlights, dimmed, red)
• Economy- First- Business- and Restaurant Car Interior View
• The railjet can also be used for Hagen-Siegen and for your own scenarios. Free scenarios are already included
• is compatible with Train Simulator Classic
• rain screens
• high-frequency / low-frequency horn
• Languages: English / German / French
| Model: | Railjet 1. generation |
| Number: | 67 total | 60 ÖBB | 7 ČD |
| Manufacturer: | ÖBB Technische Services, Siemens |
| Years of construction: | 2008 - 2014 |
| Type: | Push-pull train |
| Track width: | 1435 mm |
| Lenght: | 185,8 m (without Loco) | 205,38 m (with Loco) |
| Height: | 4050 mm |
| Width: | 2825 mm |
| Pivot distance: | 19000 mm |
| Bogie wheelbase: | 2500 mm |
| Weight: | 417,2 t |
| Top speed: | 230 km/h |
| Performance indicator: | 15 kW/t |
| Power system (with ÖBB 1016 / 1116): | 15 kV, 16,7 Hz ~ | 25 kV, 50 Hz ~ |
| Power system (with ÖBB 1216): | 15 kV, 16,7 Hz ~ | 25 kV, 50 Hz ~ | 3 kV = | 1,5 kV = |
| Train control: | PZB, LZB, ETCS, some sets with: Mirel or EVM, ZUB 121, Integra-Signum, SCMT |
| Seats: | ÖBB: 404 (01–51) or 442 (52–60) | ČD: 442 |
| Special features: | Business Class |
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Data source: Wikipedia |
| Routes | ||
| SBB Route 1 (for the scenarios) | Simtrain |  |
| System requirements | |
| Railworks / Train Simulator Classic | |
| System: | Windows 7 / 8/ 10 |
| Processor: | at least 2,4 GHz |
| Hard disk storage: | 0,2 GB |
| RAM: | 4 GB RAM |
| Graphics card: | at least 512 MB |
| Direct X: | 9.0c or higher |
| Download size: | 0,1 GB |
