Possible to run Legacy powered F-3B unit with TMCC non-powered A units? | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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I have two Lionel traditional non-powered TMCC F-3 A units (the TMCC controls electrocouplers and they also have directional lighting, and one of the A units has RailSounds). I'm considering putting a Neil Young series traditional powered F-3B unit, which has Legacy, in between the A units. Can these three engines be successfully run together with a Cab 1L or Cab 2?

11/25/164:07 PM

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SantaFeJimOGR Forum Member

YES. As long as the A-units are non-powered as stated in your Topic space.

11/25/1610:06 PM

LaidoffsickOGR Forum Member

Sure can since the Legacy engine is the only powered one, they won't be fighting each other at different speeds.

11/25/1610:28 PM

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