East midlands trains; plugs

Does anyone know if there are electrical plug points on East Mids trains? I know majority of Virgin Great Western do, but I'm going East Mids to London tomorrow. Just wanted to know whether its worth taking my plug for my iphone, as the battery power is pants.

i think you find them in the luggage racks in "standard" class - there may be some trains with them "at seat" but not all as far as I know

Usually are in the First Class areas.

I'm travelling chav class, what about wifi on trains as well?

I'm travelling chav class, what about wifi on trains as well?

It's free in 1st but I think you have to pay in standard.

the announcement says something like "it is available for a small charge" - not sure how small it is though

Plugs are available at all seats on the Meridian trains, not sure about the HST units, I think only 1st class has them on those.

Wifi is free in 1st, small charge in standard, but it's not lightning fast or reliable.

Are they electric trains? If so, must have a very long flex.

the announcement says something like "it is available for a small charge" - not sure how small it is though

Three or four volts?

Three or four volts?

Charge is measured in Coulombs, not Volts.

East Midlands trains don't have any accessible plugs in standard class.

You will be paying £4 for a journey's worth of wi-fi. £7.50 for all day. Hope that helps.

I think that you find that there are no plugs for public use on trains.

... and they wonder why GCSE English is worth getting.

I think that you find that there are no plugs for public use on trains.

 

 

... and they wonder why GCSE English is worth getting.

Depends on which trains and which lines. I usually travel to London via Doncaster, and all carriages have power sockets.