I have a couple of the old AHM track cleaning cars that I use. I have been using Goo-Gone with these for several years. It has worked well for me, How often do I run my cleaner cars, no specific time

Sorry guys for got to put my name on my Goo-Gone post John White

Are use the truck cleaning cart does a pretty good job I’m happy with it so far but I need to come up with another option on cleaning the truck as a second option but the first one works pretty well

I have a zimo and adjust mine for the scale I'm using, and my NCE booster had an adjustment, never experimented with the lower voltage since I used it on G scale, and needed the high end which was

Hi! If you can get a Digitrax DCS100 or DB150, they also have a voltage adjustment potentiometer. I was able to drive my DSC100 down to 10v track voltage in N Scale setting. Jay

Dave, It is nice to know there is at least one other DCC command system manufacturer that offers a command station with adjustable voltage to the track that covers a wide range of scales. Your

Any body want to comment on using Aero-Car ACT-6006 Track & Rail Cleaner? Good or Bad? DonV

The Zimo MX10 system has an adjustable track voltage of 10 - 24 V, in 0.2 V increments. The overcurrent setpoint of the main output is also adjustable from 1 - 12 A, in 0.1 A increments. But it is not

A little history here might help clear up the DCC voltage to the rails issues on several different levels. At one point in time many years ago the NMRA Standards and Recommended Practices did

Hi! Spraying the CRC directly onto the track is not a recommended practice. It is best applied in a thin layer on the track. Then let it dry. There are 3% grades on my layout & I have no slippage

Mark, Try G-Scale at 12V. That's virtually a non-starter! Wouter

It also makes a good glue. I have a friend with a 30-year old layout. 90% of his switches are Atlas Custom Line with the attached switch machine. I like to call him quick draw. It seems he always a

Hello Mark: I've converted Lionel three rail locomotives and the 12 volt limit is a problem. Lionel and MTH locomotives are wired for 18 volts and some barely

With respect to the USA Z scale track voltage and Z scale decoder voltage ratings are not directly related. The voltage rating of the DCC electronics are typically the same as N and HO. 30V is

I agree. CRC 2-26 is listed first as a lubricant tnen as a cleaner. Putting on the track will help remove unwanted residue, But... it will also act as a lubricant which will reduce the friction and

It was recommended long ago by Lewis Polk of Aristo-Craft. I tried using it as a track cleaner, and it did "break down" all the junk on the rails and wheels on my outdoor G scale loco. It also reduced

Yeah, gotta be careful. The stuff I linked does not specifically state that it is plastic safe, so I'll probably refrain from using it until I know more. Thanks Alex

Hi Alex, I am not sure. The CRC 2-26 here in the states is "Plastic Compatible" I am not sure yours is, I would check for that because it could damage the ties in the track. Amazon has it here:

Hi Jay, just making sure because I live on a different continent: is this the CRC2-26 you're talking about? https://www.repco.com.au/en/brands/crc/crc-2-26-electrical-spray-400g/p/A3698939 Cheers Alex

Hi Don, Inside of the UP6Z it appears to have 3 resistor arrays. With a Capacitor & a Fusible link to track output. That & 6 Loconet ports. Jay