I have two CC switches (both programmed to ID 2) on my legacy remote. I just recently extended the antennas in both switches to get better signal. Now each switch will only work with my hand over the switch. What should I do? I'm running them, along with my accessories on an MRC purse power transformer. Switches are item number 6-81946
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Trainlover9943 posted:I have two CC switches (both programmed to ID 2) on my legacy remote. I just recently extended the antennas in both switches to get better signal. Now each switch will only work with my hand over the switch. What should I do? I'm running them, along with my accessories on an MRC purse power transformer. Switches are item number 6-81946
My guess is the extension caused a block in connectivity. Maybe put it back to original and see what happens.
Sid's Trains posted:Trainlover9943 posted:I have two CC switches (both programmed to ID 2) on my legacy remote. I just recently extended the antennas in both switches to get better signal. Now each switch will only work with my hand over the switch. What should I do? I'm running them, along with my accessories on an MRC purse power transformer. Switches are item number 6-81946
My guess is the extension caused a block in connectivity. Maybe put it back to original and see what happens.
Could be. I'll give that a try.
Update moved both switches to my workbench (TMCC and 180 PH) and they worked with no signal problems. I also tied both switches together for power. Any ideas now?
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Trainlover9943 posted:Update moved both switches to my workbench (TMCC and 180 PH) and they worked with no signal problems. I also tied both switches together for power. Any ideas now?
Maybe it's something on your layout causing interference, like a piece of metal that would block the signal.
Sid's Trains posted:Trainlover9943 posted:Update moved both switches to my workbench (TMCC and 180 PH) and they worked with no signal problems. I also tied both switches together for power. Any ideas now?
Maybe it's something on your layout causing interference, like a piece of metal that would block the signal.
I didn't think of that. That could be, I'll check.
Update. I added a separate legacy signal to the switch combo and it's working better. Not perfect as one is a little slow to respond but better than before.