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For the rheostatic or regenerative brakes to be operational, {{pll|Throttle|throttle}} needs to be disengaged and the {{pll|Reverser|reverser}} set in the direction the vehicle is moving. The brake is usually operated by a lever that causes electrical circuits in the vehicle to reconfigure, such that they turn {{pll|Traction Motors|traction motors}} into generators. Motion of the vehicle is then converted into electricity.

For the rheostatic or regenerative brakes to be operational, throttle needs to be disengaged and the reverser set in the direction the vehicle is moving. The brake is usually operated by a lever that causes electrical circuits in the vehicle to reconfigure, such that they turn traction motors into generators. Motion of the vehicle is then converted into electricity.

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	For the rheostatic or regenerative brakes to be operational, {{pll\|Throttle\|throttle}} ~~should~~ be disengaged and {{pll\|Reverser\|reverser}} set to the direction the vehicle is moving. The brake is usually operated by a lever that causes electrical circuits in the vehicle to reconfigure, such that they turn {{pll\|Traction Motors\|traction motors}} into generators. Motion of the vehicle is then converted into electricity.		For the rheostatic or regenerative brakes to be operational, {{pll\|Throttle\|throttle}} needs to be disengaged and the {{pll\|Reverser\|reverser}} set in the direction the vehicle is moving. The brake is usually operated by a lever that causes electrical circuits in the vehicle to reconfigure, such that they turn {{pll\|Traction Motors\|traction motors}} into generators. Motion of the vehicle is then converted into electricity.