An observtion on releasing brakes in OR,

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  • twpol
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 434
    • United Kingdom

    #16
    I prefer threads to stay on-topic but all actionable data (such as the finding that PassengerCabinHeadPos doesn't work with the 'm' suffix) is ultimately good.
    James Ross
    Open Rails Management Team
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    • GaryG
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      • Nov 1999
      • 1011
      • Vancouver, BC, Canada.

      #17
      Hi Otto, wasn't targeting you or anyone else in particular.

      I just think that new problem = new thread would make it easier in the long run for people to know what has been reported and replied to.

      Adding new problems to a non-related thread means the actual threads need to be searched rather than just the topics. I'm just trying to keep future searches as simple as possible.

      GaryG

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      • OTTODAD
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        • Feb 2001
        • 32344
        • England
        • General

        #18
        Originally posted by GaryG
        Adding new problems to a non-related thread means the actual threads need to be searched rather than just the topics. I'm just trying to keep future searches as simple as possible.
        Point taken and usually enter a title with replies which could make searching for a particular subject easier.

        I mentioned the passenger view problem, already talking to team members about what I did to make the brakes release faster, having their attention !

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