Hi Matt,
Oh, I see what you meant. That's funny about spending $250 on a $2
motor! Never looked at if from that perspective.
My NW2 was also quite fast when I first tested it. I got it down to
crawling speed by adjusting the CVs. Simply lower the speed curve down.
It's easy to do with S-CAB; I just haven't taken the time to do so yet
with the FA-2.
If I have some time tonight or tomorrow, I'll play around with it and
post my result.
- Peter.
On 03/26/2013 10:48 am, Matt wrote:
Peter,
Oh, I believe it's for real. I'm just not convinced that spending $250 for a
throttle to control a $2.00 motor will give me the switching performance I
desire.
I did view your desktop running video but it starts and stops entirely too fast
for my taste. Not like a prototype loco at all.
I'll keep checking your very informative website.
Thanks,
Matt
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