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If that is the case that could explain it.. you have the front engine and the couple of cars set to pull in the right direction but the rear engine is pulling in the wrong direction. That's why you are getting a low speed in the "right direction". If that is the case you should be seeing a lot of sparks from the wheels from the engines/cars pulling opposite.
i am not kiding but still not going that fast
- Changed Bogies to the new variant and adjusted the swing movements to accommodate
- Added an "Angular Speed Adjust" system that uses am Yaw Angular Speed Sensor to reduce speed when cornering to ensure train stays on rails. The adjust can optional be turned off and sensitivity adjusted up and down using the compound block located to the rear left of the driver.
- Added a GPS Speed control system similar to the Electric version of the train. Default GPS speed is 45 m/s and can be adjusted up and down using the compound block to the right of the driver.