02-25-2013, 08:36 PM
Yes I do use momentum, and love it.
On my MRC Prodigy Advanced 2 I always set momentum on locos because their is nothing nicer than unloading the engine and letting it coast to where you need it. Sounds just like the real thing. If i need to go a little further I add power, if I need to stop earlier I apply brakes (f7) and stop where I need to.
My boy loves it too. He is the reason I have extracted the digit and gotten back to building my layout again. We did a little switching on a plank I have and he asked if I could hurry up with the layout so we could do more switching.
How do you say no to that?
All the best.
On my MRC Prodigy Advanced 2 I always set momentum on locos because their is nothing nicer than unloading the engine and letting it coast to where you need it. Sounds just like the real thing. If i need to go a little further I add power, if I need to stop earlier I apply brakes (f7) and stop where I need to.
My boy loves it too. He is the reason I have extracted the digit and gotten back to building my layout again. We did a little switching on a plank I have and he asked if I could hurry up with the layout so we could do more switching.
How do you say no to that?
All the best.
<p>Regards
Andrew Martin
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Andrew Martin
Visit the blog and the small layout design site: https://andrews-trains.com
For modelling articles and gallery (click Website button below)</p>