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bnsfsammy
Can anyone tell me how to get past the bad section of track at milemarker 29,at the signal for the crossover.Every time I get the approach siganal,and start to pass the first switch I get a activity ended,broken coupeler. Am I the only one who has this problm.No matter how slow I am goeing it still happens.Please any suggestions?
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>bnsfsammy
> Can anyone tell me how to get past the bad section of
>track at milemarker 29,at the signal for the crossover.Every
>time I get the approach siganal,and start to pass the first
>switch I get a activity ended,broken coupeler. Am I the only
>one who has this problm.No matter how slow I am goeing it
>still happens.Please any suggestions? You aren't the only one. It's a known problem. I've gotten through it by increasing my coupler break values and going very slow.
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LAST EDITED ON Nov-28-04 AT 10:20 AM (EST)
Do a search on the topic of broken couplers, and also check out the bottom in the FAQ and How To sections. Download EngMod from here, and you can change all your coupler break settings all at once when your ready.Chris Bogley
Syracuse New York
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