Bought a MTH N&W locomotive last year. Worked like a champ. Awesome sounds. Put it away but I'm starting to think about getting everything set up again in a couple of months. This is the first MTH I've owned. Did some reading and started getting concerned about potential battery failure when I first start up again. Opened up the tender and got confused. I don't see anything in there that looks like a battery or a BCR. Here are some pictures. Is this modified from the standard setup? If not, where is the battery? Sorry for the naive question.
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It look like it has rail sound I don't see a chip on top of the board, there is no battery in rail sound if you have the box for it , it should say on it .
Guy
Guy, Picture of the box attached. Guessing I am about to feel foolish and discover this does not have ProtoSounds. That would actually be a relief as I only run around the holidays so the less potential problems the better. Kids and I really like this one. Thanks for replying. Alex
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That doesn't have proto sounds, it would QSI on end of the box, that is one of the first railking engine's because it has a RK on the engine number the newer one's have 30 for the first numbers and don't feel foolish there a lot of thing's you have to find out about MTH train's most are good, at least you took the time to take it a part to see if it had a battery in it .
Guy
Thank you Guy. Appreciate the help.
The boards are the plain whistle board and the reverse unit, no battery. On the good side, no battery to go bad.