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<h1><a name="carpart"></a>2.9.1.2 <strong>Car Part Dialog</strong></h1>
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This dialog is similar the the <strong>Car Item</strong> dialog except that the <strong>Car Item Information</strong> section is not displayed. The <strong>Manufacturer</strong> Drop Down List is editable so you can enter a new manufacturer, and you must enter a <strong>Part Number</strong>. If you are adding a new car part, the <strong>Part Number</strong> field will be incremented (if it is a numeric value) so you can enter a number of car parts.
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The middle section contains:
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The <strong>Road</strong>, <strong>Reporting Mark</strong>, <strong>Number</strong> and <strong>Color</strong>. You can choose a <strong>Road name</strong> from the list of known road names or enter a new value. If known, the <em>reporting mark</em> (road name abbreviation) is filled in.
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<strong>Car Dimensions</strong> which contain the major dimensions of the car and how the coupler is mounted on the car. The <strong>Coupler Length</strong> is measured from the edge of the car body to the pulling face of the coupler. It is equivalent to half the separation between two coupled cars.
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When entering values, the <code>p</code> key will convert a prototype measurement to a scale measurement.
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The length dimension has the following relationship, so changing one value will affect the others:
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<strong>Coupled Length = Car Length + 2 * Coupler Length</strong>
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A diagram showing the position of the trucks and couplers.
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