This is a reminder about our meeting on 9/22 at the East Greenbush Library, at 2:00. Their web site is the best bet if you need directions. Activities at the meeting will include: collect dues ($20);

I can bring another module to do a "connection test" with. Geoff

We had eight members attend the meeting on 9/22. We covered the following topics. 1. Shows - we got shows... a. Kingston - 10/20 - if you're interested, let Mark Fleischauer know ASAP b. Hudson - 10/2

Hi Carl. We noticed you weren't there. I hope you feel better soon. Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: GEOFF , I KNOW I SAID I WOULD ATTEND THE MEETING THIS

I'm filling out the form for the 2013 Great Train Extravaganza, to be held on December 1st in Albany. Last year, we had a layout that was about 20' X 30' with a 12' peninsula. I'm going to ask for som

Ok. No module from James? Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: Geoff, You can tentatively put me down for 8 feet. Mark

Ok. I take it the 6' module was rebuilt? Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: We hope to bring 12 ft of container port 3 four footers. Michael Romanowski Treas

Setup help is always welcome. Bob G. is bringing his DCC system, so we're set for that. Thanks for the offer. Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: Geoff. I can

Excellent. Parallel bridge modules sounds neat! Bob G. is also bringing his lift gate, so we should have good access to the layout pit. Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@yahoogroup

I got my N-Trak newsletter in the mail yesterday. There is a brief article and lots of pictures on the Atlanta N-Trak layout (and also the T-Trak setup). For those who see the humor in it, the picture

It's always the first Sunday in December - 12/1 this year. Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: When is GTE this year again? Neil Lynch Sr Application Engineer

At some point, somebody created a standard chart for colors and dimensions for the connector tracks between modules. I assume Brian used this for the connector tracks he did. It was also talked about

Thanks Matt - just what I was looking for. Good job running the big trains yesterday! Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: Geoff, It is discussed on page 9-5 o

Matt and others, I dug out my "How-To" book (March 1990 printing) and found the chart, as well as a picture of the gauge someone made and a discussion of the use. It's interesting that this goes back

Hi. I'm still hoping for some replies to my original message.... I put out a feeler on the N-Trak Yahoo Group and got lots of suggestions on how to make connecting modules better. Some of them involve

Mike R, and anyone else who was there, how did things go in New Hampshire? I'm curious about both the NMRA show and the UMR layout. Geoff

Ok, second attempt to reply. Yahoo ate my first one. Matt, thanks for the reply. I found another source for gauges similar to the one in the N-Trak book, and I ordered two. Atlas flex track seems to b

Thanks Matt. I found a new source for semi-official N-Trak gauges, and I ordered two. Atlas flex track seems to be available again, so we should follow Matt's suggestion and create lots of new connect

I'm glad things went well. Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: We had 29 feet of modules running during the show. All DCC. The NMRA members were impressed. We

All - thanks for the reports on New Hampshire. Geoff ---In AlbanyNTRAK@..., <albanyntrak@...> wrote: Ok, another of my long convention reports. Feel free to skip if you are not