AI Train speed problem on the NEC 4.0

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tcain1Charter Member · 322 postsAug 17, 2003 2:06 PM

Has anyone have problems with AI train speed on the NEC 4.0? I can't get trains past 15 MPH from New Carrolton to the switches just South of BWI! Then they speed up normally. This is with all Green signals and no restricting speed zones. I've tried everything I could think of, increasing performance to 100% to a fresh install of the NEC 4.0. but no change. Southbound trains are also consistantly late, so I can only assume a simillar problem is on the Southbound tracks at some point. See below. Does anyone have any sugguestions? I'm trying to create some prototypical activities, now that the AEM-7's have been released.Thanks

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tcain1Charter Member · 322 postsAug 18, 2003 12:10 PM

RE: AI Train speed problem on the NEC 4.0

Well I found my problem! I was starting my traffic at New Carrolton on the northbound local track. Since there is no speed zones at that location on up to short of BWI! The route/sim defaults to 15MPH. If the Traffic is started before a speed zone all is well once passed.Thanks...

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