Bedroom A is closest to end of the car. B and C can be made into a suite, as can D and E. E is closest to stairs and coffee machine. What's your preference, and why?
Only close to the rail fan window IF the car is oriented with bedrooms at the back.While A is a bit smaller, it is closest to the railfan window which is convenient if one's sleeping car is the last car on the train. Also, one does not have to be concerned about potential "rattles" of the wall that separates B/C and D/E.
...and sleepers are at the rear of the train.Only close to the rail fan window IF the car is oriented with bedrooms at the back.
Only close to the rail fan window IF the car is oriented with bedrooms at the back.
...and sleepers are at the rear of the train.
I really like my couch facing forward.
He said “last car”...and sleepers are at the rear of the train.
I prefer B and D due to the outlet being on the window side, making it easier to plug in my scanner and other electronics.
Thanks for that. I always bring a 6 ft Anker power cord that’ll power anything I need it to, including a powered cooler. I can make it work, but having the outlet on the window side, it just makes life easier. I guess I’ll have to pack another cord if I know I’m in an A, C, or E room.View attachment 25570
I run a 9ft household extension cord across - tuck it in below the head rest. At the window end, my wife can plug in her charger and I plug in a shorter extension cord to the floor below the table where I plug in USB power for my scanner, GPS and tablet/phone. Both cords are regular household cords with a three-way outlet on the end.
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