Anybody know if this is possible. Thanks.
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No, you can't.
Nope, but many times MTH has regenerated the 5V files for 3V, so you may be able to accomplish the same thing.
I don't like the sound file on my bnsf ac6000. Looking for a good replacement. a good dash-8 or dash-9 will do. any suggestions? and what year does the 5v board go up to?
5V boards went to 2003-2004. When you look at a sound file name, you can tell if it's for a 3V or 5V board. There will be a 3 at position seven for most of them. Some also have the 3v appended to the file name. Examples below.
p041pf3centipedall050426bfin.mth
p031pp6446s1___prr030430afin_3v.mth
5V boards went to 2003-2004. When you look at a sound file name, you can tell if it's for a 3V or 5V board. There will be a 3 at position seven for most of them. Some also have the 3v appended to the file name. Examples below.
p041pf3centipedall050426bfin.mth
p031pp6446s1___prr030430afin_3v.mth
What sound file were you looking to 'upgrade' to (the 3v file you were looking to load) ?
I wanted to put 20-2832-1 (3V bnsf ac6000) sound file into a 20-2507-1 (5V bnsf ac6000)
P081PF3_AC6000_ALL080314eF2X.mth is the file. has a 3 in the 7th place
Question.... Are 5 volt sound files still shown with 5 volt engines? Since 5 volt boards are no longer available what sound file is available. I've tried MTH's site but my computer & computer skills are not great and don't get anywhere.
You could try this file:
http://mthtrains.com/sites/def...00_ALL080314eF2X.mth
However, it looks like your engine shipped with a 1MB sound file, which means there might not be enough room for the above file (which is 2MB) in the engine's memory.
Yeah confirmed, I have a 1mb limit. I put a dash 9 file i found on there. I like it a little better than the old one.
