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21-06-2002, 07:26
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Lloyd,
See my earlier post. The answer is of course yes, trains do it all the time. With the Victor braking, there is no provision. It puts a dead short across the motor. Until the new rule about custom circuit boards was introduced, there was no option. Under the new rules I think there is some possibility but I would be wary of judges decisions during inspection. Under the current rules, (and if I was a judge) I don't think it would be allowed. |
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