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Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2003 5:53 pm
The RUB sets seemed pretty easy to understand until the conversions and recodings started in the 1970s. I've got some of the worked out but there are a few I don't know.

SFS to SFR
SBS to TBS
OBS to ODL (day-night seats fitted, but what else?)
SFS to BDS (how is this different from an SDS?)
SFS to SFE
TDS/BDS to NDS
RS to BKS (dining car converted to sitting car, but what else?)

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David
 
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