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Member since Jul-21-02 · 34 posts

I hope i am posting this on the right forum.I have downloaded a lot of electric trains (mostly german)and i have noticed that only 1 pantograph raises and lowers.is there any info on how to change it so that both pantographs raise and lower? the DB111-075-8 had a text file on how to fix it,but it does not work on other trains.any suggestions would be appreciated....

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RE: electric train pantograph's

>I hope i am posting this on the right forum.I have
>downloaded a lot of electric trains (mostly german)and i
>have noticed that only 1 pantograph raises and lowers.is
>there any info on how to change it so that both pantographs
>raise and lower? the DB111-075-8 had a text file on how to
>fix it,but it does not work on other trains.any suggestions
>would be appreciated.... Hi, sorry I can't tell you how to accomplish this in MSTS! In all my travels and in all the photos I've seen of single engines with double pantographs one only is extended, usually the rear one. I have seen double engine hook-ups, only one pant on each engine is in the up (feeding) position!Rich

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