Thanks Mike, I tried it under Firefox 31 and it worked fine, I'll make sure not to upgrade. I give the presentation tomorrow and then have a couple of full days at the convention so It'll be Sunday

Sorry, but under Firefox 32 I can't display the pdf. I can view it under Chrome and save it but anything that tries to open it using Adobe Reader gets a page error and fails. The version I viewed

All, Sorry for all the frustration, only a few were able to successfully download the Powerpoint file. At the suggestion of some I have converted the presentation to a pdf file. The good news is

All, I've expanded my previous webpage into a Powerpoint presentation, 47 slides, 34 with photos, that can be downloaded

For those attending the PSR Convention Sept 3rd-7th in San Diego, I will have a diagnostic testing station where I will test your problem locomotive. The testing is free for Convention attendees and

Matt, Some time around the end of August I should have a powerpoint presentation link with photos. The same one I will use for my clinic. Kenneth R. Clark P.O. Box 212454 Chula Vista, CA 91921

Thanks for posting this Ken Matt Goodman Columbus OH

All, I have finished revising the Testing Guide and it has been uploaded to my website. Links used for the last revision will work. Revisions are in green, if you don't see the green revision you

All, Yesterday I published a new page listing procedures for testing that new brass locomotive you just got. After 24 hours of thought and feedback I added another section and additional diagnosis

All, Today I composed a webpage listing the steps to take when testing that new locomotive you just got on eBay. To make it simpler I did not include testing DCC or sound components. As a result

I'm sure all of us have their favorite, "worst HO Steam" model; so I decided to limit my choice to brass models. In making my choice I first considered market place value. Is a slightly more accurate

hey Losing weight has been hard for me until I started taking this! http://3dmiasto.com/fys/

I had a Lionel set, gotten as a Xmas present when I was 8 (an uncatalogued Sears set with a 614 Alaska switcher with 'cold war' Pyro trucks on flats and a missle launcher and exploding box car and a

whew, first train, 027 Lionel three rail, lay a piece of plywood across the rafters in the attic, put down track, add switches, inner and outer loop, two steam locomotives, one die-sel electric, a

The first train items I bought with my own money were cars and track for my Lionel O27 set. I would collect cans along the road and turn them in to earn money to buy an Amtrak ticket

mine was too the pensy freight.

Several of us have indicated we received Christmas trains that jumped started the hobby; in my case that train was American Flyer. But when you brought your hard saved money to the hobby shop to BUY

All, 60 years ago I woke on Christmas morning to see a train chuffing around our family Christmas tree. 60 years later I still enjoy the sound, sight and smell