Steam Morristown Atc/acses Tutorial: Wrong Script!

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  1. solicitr

    solicitr Well-Known Member

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    The tutorial sets you in an ALP-46, but the script and instructions plainly apply to a completely different train, likely the ACS-46. It describes a completely different safety systems panel (the familiar unit with two-side lights and twin speed readouts) and tells you to use the nonexistent suppression notch, without even mentioning the crucial suppression light on the dash which substitutes for it..
     
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  2. Thorgred

    Thorgred Well-Known Member

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    yeah i noticed that too i was like huh
     
  3. Drizzt

    Drizzt New Member

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    Waouh Merci Thank you, I'm lost in this route! The scenarios also are completely broken and badly explained!
     
  4. NYCTA Railfan

    NYCTA Railfan New Member

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    The tutorial is explaining the system in the ALP45DP but showing the Cab of the ALP46
     
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  5. NYCTA Railfan

    NYCTA Railfan New Member

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    Never mind i don't know where they get a suppression position
     
  6. solicitr

    solicitr Well-Known Member

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    I would guess the ACS-46.
     
  7. Killer-Of-Night

    Killer-Of-Night Well-Known Member

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    I assume you mean 64 not 46.
     
  8. temple7d

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    The ALPs have a “suppression” mark. But it’s not shown on the brake handle because of how it works. If you make a brake application and drop the brake pipe to about 90 PSI, you’ll see a “suppression” light come on around the speedometer. (Then a cab signal downgrade can then be acknowledge with the alerter).
     
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