BVE Class 66

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  • y89qh8oath98
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    • Dec 2005
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    BVE Class 66

    hello i am wondering if the BVE4 class 66 braking is accurate on the SV setting, when the valve pressure is dropped all the way. The train seems to brake extremely fast for a loaded 6M03 Maybank (Network West Midlands) to Brookfield Yard freight;

    is that accurate that the train can brake that fast?
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    • Jorge Cerezo
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      • May 2005
      • 69
      • Madrid, Spain.
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      RE: BVE Class 66

      Hi,

      Class 66 uses air or vacuum brakes?

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        • y89qh8oath98
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          • Dec 2005
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          RE: BVE Class 66

          the manufacturer website says air brakes.

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            • Jorge Cerezo
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              • May 2005
              • 69
              • Madrid, Spain.
              #4
              RE: BVE Class 66

              In order to operate air brakes you should make a reduction of about 10 PSI, anything higher than a 15 PSI reduction is considered heavy braking.

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