i have 2 MTH consists that respond to each other's lashup address. It depends on which one is started first, but they start up and respond to each other's commands. However, once the first one responds to the others address, it renders the previous one unable to find its original address in the remote. Then the lashup responds to both addresses, and the other responds to neither. Any ideas?
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Delete both and start over... see what happens.. I think this may be a first for lash-ups although it 's not uncommon to have 2 engines with the same ID number if one does not use a programming track or too many engine powered up at once when adding.
No need for a programming track when creating lash-ups though.
I've deleted both and started over multiple times, even using a different lashup ,address. Is it possible one of the engines involved was used in a different address and now used by a different loco, in one of these lashup?
I suppose it's possible one of the engines may have a weak battery and reverts back to it's old setting. Battery test) You know the drill, how long do the sounds continue on after track power is turned off... You probably have to test all the engine involved....
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