QUOTE: Originally posted by highrailjon I wanted to see if one of you might have had a similar tmcc problem and hopefully a fix for it. With three loops and 4 sidings and 5 engines in various places they all respond to each and every command perfectly. Then about 45 minutes to an hour later, the engines no longer respond and start "creeping" along the tracks by themselves. I'm kind of ruling out an interference problem as it would cause a problem from the initial start-up, which it has, but was solved by running a loop of wire to a ground. This is different. Any ideas? Thanks, jon
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QUOTE: Originally posted by highrailjon Hey, Ya'll! Tramp brought an interesting bit of advice to my attention. If the Command Base is plugged into anything other then a grounded wall outlet it could raise cane !1 Would'nt Ya know mine is plugged into a fancy spike proof multi-strip.[:o)] Maybe that will solve it!!
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