Thanks for responding. Interesting. Red below shows what happens to my train.
Originally Posted by Marty Fitzhenry:
The Acela runs with a pan up on both ends.(Yes, if lead engine is the non-powered unit. In which case the rear Pan of lead is up and the front Pan of the rear unit (powered) is up) Going forward the front pan is up on the head end and on the rear locomotive the rear pan is up. (not quite see above) When the engine changes direction the pans change to make the head engine have the front pan up on the head engine and the rear pan on the end engine. When the lead engine is the powered unit, only it's rear Pan is up, all others are down.
Under no condition does the front pan of the non-powered engine ever move.
I've gone through the reprogramming drill in the manual...nothing changed.
