Hi Jerry, Thank you for the kind words. And thanks for helping justify the time I spend doing this! Now that I am retired, I'm getting to spend more time on my website. Right now, I'm reading

The only one that seems available right now is the double slips. https://www.amazon.com/Peco-SL-U8382-Double-Turnout-Unifrog/dp/B01EUACBJ8

I agree. If it works there is no reason to change. DonV

The Peco Double Slip Unifrog is excellent. It is, indeed, "easy to use and install" (and wire). I recently purchases four of them as part of my passenger station track complex. Rich

i think this might be a mistake in pricing here: https://tonystrains.com/product/peco-sl-u8364-ho-code-83-with-unifrog-6-crossing/ A good buy .

Modeltrainstuff.com has it at $32.99 and Trainmastermodels.com (Buford, GA) has it at $23.37. I shop both these stores on a regular basis. Keith

Awesome, and thanks.

This link is for a #6 crossing – not a double slip switch. I would expect it to be cheaper. Tom

Yes, the double slip will cost you over $80. Rich

A lot less if you build your own! But much easier to buy one! I hand lay most of my switches with Fast Track jigs. Kurt

One of the new members of our club, recently from the UK, brought in a Hornby Pendolino set. The packaging has reference to “Digital” & "NMRA Dcc” as well as NMRA compatible. When placed on a

The board, plugged in the 7pin socket has to be replaced by a decoder of his choice, then it will start reacting on digital signals. This looks to me as an analog train, prepared for

Thanks Theo Kinda what I figured. Guess we would have to hard wire - the 7 pin stock is not a recognized DCC configuration. Dick Sutcliffe Secretary Dewdney-Alouette Railway Society ras1@...

Hi Folks! I am new here and at age 81 decided to get into N scale. What is the best way to feed turnout position info to Railroad.com software using KATO turnouts with NCE switch kat decoders?

If you are using the NCE Switch Kat decoders be sure to look at https://ncedcc.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200918205-Switch-Kat-for-Kato-Lemaco-or-LGB-remote-control-turnouts. They already have an

Hello, Can someone recommend a rotary switch for a yard ladder in HO scale? Thanks Brett Johnson -- Brett Johnson

Switch machines are not high current so almost any rotary switch should work. It does need to be Brake before make so it doesn't activate two switches at once. If more than one turnout is going to

I was able to examine a N-scale Peco Unifrog RH turnout today. It bears resemblance to Peco's Insulfrog. It has a small frog made of rail that you could presumably leave unpowered. Or you can power

Thanks for responding, I should have mentioned that I am a beginner when it applies to wiring model railroads, I understood very little of what you said, what are decks, only thing I know for sure

Brett, First, you can look up old articles of Model Railroader on line. There are some amazing articles on all sorts of wiring and they have the staff to make very understandable drawings. Wiring for