I figured out a way to really explore a new downloaded route. I use the JET TRAIN. At 1400 MPH, you can really cover a lot of ground in a hurry. Joe Fortier alias SIMERJOE
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Checking out new routes
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RE: Checking out new routes
Guess it moves a little to fast to show us screen shots? Bill Burnett
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RE: Checking out new routes
Watch those curves or sudden hills. I was wondering if it would be possible to put a loop in a track like a roller coaster--a vertical loop. If you could figure out how to make the loop, could you get a locomotive going fast enough to go up and over without falling off or something else bad? Now there's something to try on my test route.
Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, ORColumbia Gorge Route (Construction resumed on The Dalles Dam)
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