I use a Mobus mini cam and just record then upload to utube no transmitting involved here's a sample https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drSCZKt4ORY I do have a wifi cam but it shows too much interference

Wow, this is amazing. Thanks a lot. I am starting benchwork for my first layout since I was 15 (and do.not.ask.me how long ago that was). Can you give me some more details on the camera model?

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All, I am referencing David Klemm's scratch built diamonds (http://www.wiringfordcc.com/track_2.htm) he made for his DCC layout. I fully understand his diagram, but on our club layout the two

Lee, I had that as an option my module as well. I controlled it underneath by the way I hooked up the buss via a terminal strip. David Klemm

Lee, why not build your crossover with isolated corners where opposite rails intersect. No need for a reverser or juicer. No problem with power districts. Look at the design of an Atlas crossover:

Forgive me folks but that’s not a crossover...that’s a crossing. Acrossover requires two parallel tracks and two turnouts. By the way Peco makes much nicer crossings. Bill Aulicino

Have you considered making the trackwork part of one power district or the other? Then all you have to do is hook the reverser/juicer up like normal. Even though you've got more entrances and exits

Paul, The problem with the pre-built crossing is the amount of plastic used to keep the power isolated. In the Wabash/IC crossing that has 5 in a row it amounted to something like 3 inches of dead

Lee, The simple answer is “Yes”. You may have issues with a frog juicer and/or auto-reverser if the entrance and exit paths cross between two different boosters or different circuit breaker

Lee/Don, In my diamonds which are 3 x 5 for 15 diamonds I have a 2 inch buffer around them. I then have a PSX A-R flipping power on the one side of each direction. The buffer is needed because if an

David, You did a hybrid of my 2) and 3) whereas your ‘buffer’ zone isolated the entire crossing and path occupancy permission control is somewhat obvious, even if manual by train engineers. Yes

David, I understand, however, Lee mentioned only two tracks crossing. It was just a thought to make things easier for him. Paul O Sent: Monday, April 11, 2016 8:17 AM Paul, The problem with

I hope this is the right place to ask these. I am installing 3 (for now) tortoise machines. I have an old Radio Shack Micronta regulated 12v power supply. The label on the back says 13.8 VDC - 2.5A.

The Tortoise draws about 15 to 18 ma even when holding the points closed. Rich

It is. Unfortunately Circuitron does NOT provide a voltage specification for the Tortoise motor. They simply say 12V generically. But consider the following: 1) The many devices that Circuitron

The 20v is a dual throttle at least 50+ years old - HO when I grew up! Will not use it. The other is maybe only 20yrs old & I'll skip it also. Sounds like my Radio Shack Micronta is just the