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Heavies

BNSF 3630 and 3631 hang around at Murray Yard in Kansas City, MO on Tuesday, July 8th, 2025. BNSF erroneously defines these "Heavies" as ET44ACH, when it should be ET44AH. Photo credit: Trainspo user Maersk.146

RLC PT2 Specific Information

General Info -
Engine GE GEVO-12LDD6
Power Output 4,400hp
Truck Type GE Hi-Ad (1)
Axles 6
Traction Motors 6
Minimum Weight 410,000lbs
Maximum Weight 432,000lbs (2)
Model Base Speed 75mph
Top Speed 75mph

Electrical System -
Alternator* Max Current 6,720A (3)
Max Traction Motor (TM) Current 1,120A (3)
Max Continuous TM Current 1,120A (3)
Traction Motor Type AC (GE 5GEB132B)
Factor Of Adhesion 43.6% (2) ⚠
Transition Mode Automatic, no Selector
Transition Groups 1
Transition Shunts 1
Alternator Transition No
Traction Control ETC
Dynamic Braking (DB) Mode (if used) Electrically Driven Blowers
DB Max Current 1,120A ⚠
DB Max Continuous Current 1,120A ⚠
Blended Braking No

Miscellaneous -
Head End Power (HEP) No
HEP Consumption N/A
HEP Stand By/Run Mode N/A
Load Ramp Speed 0.5A/Tick
TM Overload Protection N/A
Starter Mode Fully Automatic Start
Air Brake Schedule 26-L
Compressor CFM 202.5cfm (Wabtec 3CDCBL)
Main Reservoir Volume 35cu-ft ⚠

Notes

(1) Could also be ordered with GE's Steerable truck.

(2) Ballasting to 432,000lbs creates an ET44AH, which has an adhesion factor of 47.4%. Another value I've found is 46.8%.

(3) AC electrical gear is three-phase. Values shown here is for a single phase; the value used by RLC PT2 should be 3 times the value shown. This is done by typing "*3" (without quotes) after the number value when editing the locomotive config in the E2 editor. TM values shown are for a GE B22 which is similar to the B132Bs found on these locomotives.