+ PCM E7 N scale

• Locomotive Composition: ABS with Die Cast Chassis
• A-Unit Length: 5.5"
• B-Unit Length: 5.5"
• A-Unit Weight (Powered): 4 oz
• Motor Type: 5-Pole Can with Skewed Armature & Dual Fly Wheels
• Couplers: (2) Micro Trains #1015 or Compatible
• Recommended Minimum Radius: 9.75"

Most of the premier passenger trains including the AT&SF "Super Chief," various CB&Q "Zephyrs," Great Northern's "Empire Builder," New York Central's "Twentieth Century" and Pennsylvania Railroad's "Broadway Limited" were pulled by EMD "E" unit diesel locomotives from the 1940's to the 1970's. The largest percentage was the E7's with 428 units produced between February 1945 and April 1949. The railroads developed a love affair for the E units until most passenger trains on major railroads were powered by one of the bulldog nose diesel locomotives. Modelers have long been infected by the same bug as the railroads were.

When passenger trains became too long for a single E7A unit, most railroads added additional E7A's to gain enough power to handle such trains. A few railroads opted to have cabless locomotives built: E7B's, which could be controlled from the A unit. The "B" suffix indicates a booster unit. The railroads that used E7B locomotives included: PRR, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and New York Central.

**Specifications on this page subject to change.