I've noticed over the years some of my PS2 engines won't keep my sound volumes in memory, which is annoying. This is one of my favorite features on MTH engines, the ability to "mix" audio volumes. I would imagine others may have experienced this same problem, and also many probably really don't care, LOL! I know one of the engines has the 2, wrapped blue rechargeable batteries (is that the 3V system?) in it. Is it due to the type of rechargeable in the engine?
Thanks,
Rich
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Rich,
A well-charged battery is necessary to save changes to sound levels for PS2 engines.
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Thanks Barry. Advanced/info/battery menu readout is saying "OK" for battery, but I guess not OK enough, LOL! No biggie, I'm glad most of my engines store volume settings. Again, one of my favorite MTH exclusive features.
Rich
Yes that is ps2 3volt....the better ps2 in my opinion
Rich,
Advanced/info/battery menu readout is saying "OK" for battery, but I guess not OK enough
IMO, the best test of a PS2 engine's battery is to start it up making sounds and immediately turn off track power. If sounds don't persist for 6-7 seconds, the battery either needs to be recharged or replaced.
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