Dear Ed and Gale,
Not that this is not interesting, as for me it is VERY interesting,
but for a real answer, it is posted to the wrong list. I think you
need to ask on the S Train e-group (ahhhhh....the hated AF people for
some...). I suspect one of the AF collecting/operating EE's could
answer in more detail than you would care know.
Don
On Oct 9, 2010, at 12:57 PM, Ed wrote:
> Mr. Gale....OK, I understand your explanation of wiring the pickups
> opposite each other. But the American Flyer advertisement also
> states the trains could follow one another OR back away from each
> other AFTER an almost cornfield meet. Sure sounds like some form of
> command control.
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