This statement makes me feel nevevous!Nigel wrote:...today was just a reconnaissance, the real attempt is either tomorrow or Wednesday, so watch this space!

This statement makes me feel nevevous!Nigel wrote:...today was just a reconnaissance, the real attempt is either tomorrow or Wednesday, so watch this space!
Congrats to the White family!Nigel wrote:1st Sean & Nigel White 2h:02m:21s 03/04/12
2nd Andi James, Glen Bryant, Iain MacNaughton and Steve Wilson 2h:08m:57s 09/03/12
3rd Sean & Nigel White 2h:12m:22s 02/04/12
4th Glen Bryant 2h:16m:34s 10/09/11
5th Ivo and friends 2h:35m:00s 02/09/11
I don't see how on the current off-peak timetable. I haven't looked in detail at the peak timetable to see whether that could shave any time. Also, I see in a couple of weeks' time they are running a test of the special Olympic timetable over a long weekend Friday to Monday - I don't know if that provides any extra possibilities.The Raven wrote: I wonder if a sub 2 hour time is possible....
Well here is the full list of all recorded DLR attempts that have been made known to me. They have been sub-divided by how many stations were open at the time of the challenge being made.The Raven wrote:Wow! Tangy that look really cool! Good luck with the data collection!
News has reached me today that the DLR challenge can indeed be completed in under 2 hours.The Raven wrote:I wonder if a sub 2 hour time is possible....