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H.S. Booster tracks main purpose are to boost minecarts when traveling along a High Speed rail/track line. They can also be used for brakes, just as normal vanilla booster rails/tracks. See [[Powered Rail]] for more information on Powered/Booster rails. When powered with a redstone signal, they will boost the minecart to speeds greater than what normal boosters are capable of. H.S. Booster tracks main purpose are to boost minecarts when traveling along a High Speed rail/track line. They can also be used for brakes, just as normal vanilla booster rails/tracks. See [[Powered Rail]] for more information on Powered/Booster rails. When powered with a redstone (see [[Redstone]] for more information) signal, they will boost the minecart to speeds greater than what normal boosters are capable of.
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When using these boosters, turns are HIGHLY unadvised, for the consequences could be dire, resulting in a crash. See [[H.S. Track]] for a detailed description of a crash. High Speed (H.S.) tracks/rails are used when spanning long straight distances. It takes more Booster Rails to get up to the top speed of 15 b/s (blocks per second). When using these boosters, turns are HIGHLY unadvised, for the consequences could be dire, resulting in a crash. See [[H.S. Track]] for a detailed description of a crash. High Speed (H.S.) tracks/rails are used when spanning long straight distances. It takes more Booster Rails to get up to the top speed of 15 b/s (blocks per second). It takes about 10-15 H.S. Booster tracks to get up those speeds. Players are also advised to use H.S. Transition Tracks when "transitioning" to higher speed section of track.
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