Powered rails will always show as powered in the inventory, even if destroyed and collected while it was unpowered.An empty cart in a similar setup will only climb 5 blocks and then travel a few blocks horizontally. Such a cart does not have enough momentum to climb an 11 block high slope. Launching from rest via four powered rails, an occupied cart has enough momentum to climb a 1/1 slope 10 blocks high without further boosting, and then travel horizontally at a very slow speed for at least a dozen blocks before coming to a stop. However, the cart maintains an internal "momentum" value that keeps the cart at the maximum speed of 8 m/s until the excess momentum is depleted. The speed of a cart which is boosted using powered rails is calculated to be at a maximum of 8 m/s. However, powering the rail through the upper space currently exhibits more bugs related to updating. This works whether the upper space is occupied or empty. In other words, the rail acts as if it is two blocks high, and can receive power through any of eleven adjacent spaces, just like a door. Strangely, the rail can also receive power from the five positions immediately above those adjacent positions. Power can be transmitted to the rail from any of the six adjacent positions (above, below, or any side) in the same ways that redstone wire is powered. The second and third cases can both be used to create simple stone button-activated launchpads. As the cart is now moving, rule (1) applies and the cart is accelerated in that direction.
The instant the powered rail is activated, the brake is released and the cart will start moving down due to gravity. The minecart is stationary, but the powered rail is on a slope.In this case, the cart is accelerated in the direction that is not blocked.
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