oh i forgot to ask dose peco or site that list all there pruducts for usa i hate to buy something i cant use because its not usa lol

yes thats 2 answers pennsynut answered i will go with all peco code #83 no mixing yes that is what i try explain but yes i want to do is keep turnouts separtly from layouts pennsynut is that a

I have solved my problem in another way. Since I had tons of AWG 20. I simply ran a separate wire from the rail to the command station. At the C.S. end, used terminal blocks. Connected two wires to

A regular VOM will not give an accurate reading. With a VOM, you have to use the AC setting. The DCC signal is read as AC by the meter. It is an approximation that can be as far as 5v off, depending

Oh my gosh! If it's "low cost", why not go to Harbor Freight. They have meters for free with a purchase of something. The free meters do what we need. Not specific to DCC, but we can utilize them to

Oh my gosh! I've heard of this all my life, and yet - Botchman still is in business. Someone tell me how they do that? But if you want a specific prototype, you must spend more money. At least we

Stacey: 1>mixing track is possible, as others have said. Use the right joiners. 2 Yes, the same code. (but 75 is european proto, code 83 is American.) 3>If you refer to PECO electrofrogs. They are OK,

Sending Back to Bachmann... Over and Over Again...Expecting a Different Result..is my definition of Insanity in Model Railroading. Yet it is done all the time. Not Me... I purchased several N Scale

Stacey.... I was getting my University Degrees (Behavioral Sciences) in the 1970's, while I was STRUGGLING with an N Scale John Armstrong Track Plan which took me 10 years to finally give up on. Yes,

Hi, I'd thoroughly recommend only using one brand of track -- it will make it much easier later on for layout reliability. The reason (in a nutshell) is that if you mix brands of track, you

1 the left and right turnouts 2 the electrofrog 3 something like the peco switch machine but better so i can switch each turnout and run my trains on the controll box i have

I was going to cover my Bachman Two Truck Shay.. I decided not. It was the new spectrum series. But the gearing kept messing up. AND that was sending back to Bachmann twice. No, I have gave up

Thanks..no worries..

I would make no attempt to do so - and not to pick too much on the original message, but if you want advice please organize your question(s).

Stacey, Regarding numbers 1&2: Yes you can mix atlas and pico tracks. If you are going to use two different call sizes they make special rail joiners just for that purpose to join two different size

sorry about my spelling and gramer yes it sucks and not easy when spend a good part of my child hood in a state run childrens phyp hospitol in the 70s they didnt know anything about autism in yeay

Wow! Hard to decipher this one sentence paragraph. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

well i give up on bachmann its to much to try and make it dcc i was looking at peco tracks and turnouts code 75 i dont know much about it and atlas tracks code 75 ho sccale can i mixed atlas and peco

Once again... I am going to be Odd Man Out...but I would seriously reconsider running DCC with anything Bachmann as it comes out of the box, including the Bahaman Dynamis by ESU which I do own (along

Hi! I do not know if you can afford this, but I have used this with Atlas switches just fine. This product is DCC only and it will only do switch number sequentially, meaning 1-8, 2-9, etc... Also,