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RS2%2F3 Don%27t Function as AI trains

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I'm unable to get the Alco RS2 and RS3 locos to function properly as AI trains in activities. They seem to just disappear or operate only haltingly. I thought with the recent upgrades (installed in late July 2002) correcting the shape file and reworking would help. It doesn't. Any suggestions. This problems afflicts some other locos as well but for now the RS models are my major concern. Any hints.?????
Joe Cooney, Ocala, FL

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RE: RS2%2F3 Don%27t Function as AI trains

Maybe this causes my signal problem? I have the updated RS2 and it moves very sluggishly in the AE simulation(but occasionally it runs like a missile:-).

Enocell

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RE: RS2%2F3 Don%27t Function as AI trains

I also noticed that the hesitation tends to occur at crossings where I have placed gates or warning flashers. With the new upgraded and functioning crossing lights this problem may have been resolved with the fix that was posted a few days ago. I'll keep trying.
Joe C.

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