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My guess would be that when you first turn on the smoke it draws more than usual to get it warmed up but then drops down a bit once going.  I don't have legacy so I have no idea how that works.    

One question which may sound silly but I will ask it.   With the smoke off do you notice much  fluctuation in the amp draw as the engine runs around the track ?   I have about the same setup as you and I run TMCC and DCS.   I normally see some fluctuation in amp draw but it is because of track that might need cleaning.  When I really clean the track well, the fluctuation all but stops except for 1 curve where is adds resistance to the loco. 

Could it be that when adding the smoke unit into the mix the amp draw is a fair amount higher and you notice the fluctuation more.  

Ed

 

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