How do you create a multiple speed restriction? i.e. Passenger 50 Freight 40JBD
Jim Duncan
Team GM&O
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How do you create a multiple speed restriction? i.e. Passenger 50 Freight 40JBD
Jim Duncan
Team GM&O
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If you're using the RE that came with MSTS place two of the speed boards together one over the other.Make one speed for freight and the other for passenger.The one on top is usually for the passenger trains and the one on the bottom is for freight.
Claude350 Piedmont Division Raleigh East
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OK, that would seem to be a logical approach... What I don't understand is why the option for passenger/freight/both is offered on the speedpost data entry screen.... Does choosing passenger place a "P" (e.g. P-50) on the post?JBD(BTW: thanx for the support on the Prlsman thing!)
Jim Duncan
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That is correct and a F for freightJason Webb
Http://www.scl-aline.com
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<lightbulb above head comes on>AHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks, guys!!!!JBD
Jim Duncan
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