Škoda 66E (Prototyp)
ČS200 (Russian чс200 as Czechoslovakia) is a quick -pair of electric locomotive produced in 1974 and 1979 in Czechoslovakia in Škoda (factory type 66E) for export to the Soviet Union and for fast trains on the prominent Moscow – Petrrohrad at 200 km/h. During testing in 2007, the locomotive reached a maximum speed of 262 km/h, [1] became the fastest locomotive made in the Czechoslovak Republic.
In 1974 two prototypes were produced, in 1979 10 serial pieces. The locomotive was deployed on the occasion of the 1980 Loh in Moscow. At the end of the 1990s, locomotives in Škoda Plzeň were modernized.
year of manufacture 1974–1979
Permanent power 8,400 kW
Maximum towing force 420 kn
A maximum speed of 160 km / h
Weight in service 156 t
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Škoda 150/350 65E(m)/55E (Banán/Gorila) — Steam Workshop
