Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
3801 finally returns to service after 13 years of repairs since 2007. I only heard about the steam locomotive back in 2009 when I was still in Primary School. But finally I managed to get to see and film this locomotive since it was finally restored.
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3801 finally returns to service after 13 years of repairs since 2007. I only heard about the steam locomotive back in 2009 when I was still in Primary School. But finally I managed to get to see and film this locomotive since it was finally restored.
#3801
#steamtrain
#australia
![Newcastle to Dungog by train [FULL JOURNEY] ft. GPS Speedometer!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QtF1Z4jYVSE/mqdefault.jpg "Newcastle to Dungog by train [FULL JOURNEY] ft. GPS Speedometer!
This video features a full passenger view of a morning service from Newcastle Interchange to Dungog, featuring a new GPS speedometer
Run number: V925
Distance Travelled: 82.8 km
Departure time: 0829
Travel Time: 1:21 hours
Maximum Speed: 130-135 km/h (according to speedometer)
Average Speed: 61.3 km/h
Consist: Hunter set J3
Date recorded: 18th May 2021
Timestamps:
Newcastle Intg Departure (03:37)
Hamilton (05:43)
Waratah (09:34)
Warabrook (12:45)
Beresfield (19:49)
Thornton (22:18)
Metford (25:22)
Victoria Street (28:07)
Maitland (32:47)
Telarah (35:57)
Mindaribba (43:03)
Paterson (50:24)
Martins Creek (55:08)
Hilldale (01:01:25)
Wallarobba (01:05:34)
Wirragulla (01:10:01)
Dungog Arrival (01:16:52)
Apologies if the video quality has been reduced. This is my first time using a new dashcam app that features a speedometer (Droid Dashcam). If this video receives too many complaints regarding quality, we may revert back to the original without the speedometer installed.
Thumbnail source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bypaulleader/32584282728")
