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A track booster that will speed up trains, requires a steam connection to operate. | A track booster that will speed up trains, requires a steam connection to operate. | ||
Do note that the Track Booster only works in one direction, so to speed up the carts going both directions, one will be needed on both ends of the track. | |||
The only steam input for the Track Booster is located on top of the steam tank. This will need to be considered in its placement in relation to available steam pipes. The Track Booster appears to consume little if any piped steam currently, but does boost the speed of the passing cart as long as it is connected to piped steam. | |||
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Revision as of 06:55, 12 January 2026
Rail Booster
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| Pressurized steam accelerates passing trains. | 1x1 | ||||
A track booster that will speed up trains, requires a steam connection to operate.
Do note that the Track Booster only works in one direction, so to speed up the carts going both directions, one will be needed on both ends of the track.
The only steam input for the Track Booster is located on top of the steam tank. This will need to be considered in its placement in relation to available steam pipes. The Track Booster appears to consume little if any piped steam currently, but does boost the speed of the passing cart as long as it is connected to piped steam.
