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    Default Does Autolearn have a smaller lockout radius

    It seems like when autolearn locks out a signal the radius is smaller than when I manually lockout a signal. I assumed they both would be about the same. Has anyone else noticed this.

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    Default Re: Does Autolearn have a smaller lockout radius

    I haven't specifically tested this, but from my experiences, I think you are correct.

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    Default Re: Does Autolearn have a smaller lockout radius

    Quote Originally Posted by rocky2 View Post
    It seems like when autolearn locks out a signal the radius is smaller than when I manually lockout a signal. I assumed they both would be about the same. Has anyone else noticed this.
    Dont let it fool you, if that same signal got larger it would still lock it. Never more then 1/2mi.
    The only advantage AutoLearn has is a greater ability to Analise the signal, and the unlocking of a signal that is no longer present at higher speeds.

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    Default Re: Does Autolearn have a smaller lockout radius

    Interesting thanks for the info. I am kind of afraid of the autolearn, but it does really seem to work pretty well.

 

 

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