Mr Bach- man,
i called tech support and asked, whomever i talked to did not know, he said he thought it was a weight?
with the metal frame and weight of the motor assemblies. i don't see where that 0.8 oz. would make a difference, however i will add that much back with stick on lead wheel weights.
with the smoke generator and post gone now i have enough room for my wireless receiver in that spot.
the antenna can now go straight up the stack.
thanks anyway, Willis.

the reason i am asking is, i am not going to use smoke and want to install my wireless receiver there and run the antenna up the stack, but this post is in the way. i cannot see that it serves any purpose looking at the drawing.

Mr Bachmann, can you tell me what the large metal post just behind the smoke unit is for?
thanks, willis.

i got an answer to the speaker question, but still need help for the chuff problem.
anyone ? please help. Bachmann???
willis.

thanks Joe and Narrow Minded,
i can mess things up even when told the correct way.
willis.

thank you Mr. Lynch for moving this post for me.
willis.

thanks narrow minded, i am 64 and just started using computer.
you said left button then release right button?
not being a smart ***, just don't know.
thanks, willis.

copy and paste?  don't know how.
willis

sorry, can someone please move this to large scale, don't know how to do it
thanks, i don't want to have to re write the post allover again.
willis.

hi, i just bought this loco, i am installing or trying to put in a QSI G/O decoder.
the engine has 2 chuff optical sensors, the engine board has a 2 screw connector that says chuff input + and- the QSI board has chuff/cam out with 3 pin connector ground-1, cam-2, and +5-3. it shows make and break 1 and 2. how can that be done?
also the engine board has 2 speaker wires coming out of it to hook to the speaker but the QSI also has speaker out connector. (scratching my head on these 2 issues).
please help, someone, anyone!
thanks, willis.