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A Triplex, Of all the Engines why a Triplex?
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<p>I am disturbed by something else.</p><p>The MTH proclaims 120 speed steps in 1 scale mph incretments. (Spelling?)</p><p>I am running Chief with 128 speed steps and another thought came to light.</p><p>What happens if I drive a Triplex at 120 scale miles an hour? I think it will throw all it's rods, wheels and scrap itself into a junk pile.</p><p>Or worse.. max out at max speed on the motor and crawl at 10 mph on the track.</p><p>Im sowwy.</p><p>I was not going to dive into the wording about the deliberate choice of a smoke unit versus a universal coupling but the statement tells me that manufactors as a whole dont listen to HO scale buyers of engines who actually drives these engines down the track pulling trains.</p><p>I hate to think of a 500 dollar ooh and ahh mantel peice sitting in a glass case, sad and unable to pull a train. What a waste.</p><p>I second the post about re-inventing engines already produced these last few years by virtually all manufactors.</p>
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