Charles, I just checked on the w4dccqa groups.io site after logging in. The photos should be an option on the left side panel. When I click there, I see all the posted photos.

Are these the same as the ones in the older Kato HO turnouts? I know that some versions of those have jumpers to select power routing, or not. Peace, Mike G.

Hello Charles, Unfortunately, in-line pictures and attachments are not coming through. They have t be uploaded to the 'photos' section you will see when logged in to groups.io. Let us know when that's

Hi! Your Pic did not come through. 2 questions, did you put isolators at both ends of the reverser section? Are they far enough apart? Jay

Trying not to put insulated gaps on curves. and try to minimize rail joints on curves. if you need to add rail joints on curves first connect them as two straight sections then make the curve. Look

I have added the new Kato Unifrog to my website. See at: http://www.wiringfordcc.com/switches_peco.htm If anyone else knows of changes of other turnouts that electrically change a turnout, please

Plus NMRA has a special interest group that plans layouts, you might look them up. http://www.ldsig.org/ Carl. ************************************************ I looked up

Tom.... Three Suggestions as you are new to DCC and perhaps N Scale Unitrack (but for now...I will only burden you with one) 1. Kato Unitrack (computer generated) plans can be a bit deceptive as to

Hi Tom, It *IS* a lot clearer, thanks! So far, after looking for about 5 minutes, I spotted four reversing sections, but I haven't paid enough attention yet to what's going on top right. There might

It is much easier to see with your colorizing. Someone suggested that you take this to the layout design group, and I agree that is a better place to get more opinions. But I would make a few comments

Recent posts have had elaborate "recipes" for prepping various turnouts to make them more DCC friendly. Please be aware that some manufacturers have been doing the same. We may need to add time

Tom et all, I did a cut&paste of your colored track layout. In the PHOTOS section: "Tom G's Layout" Hope this helps everyone. Paul O

Tom, Hopefully this is clearer. The main concern is that I have the yard approachable from both sides. Would that be considered a reverse loop even if I insulate the rail joiners at the switches and

I usually use a razor saw to cut a thin gap in a section of very well glued down section of flextrack. You may not see any need to fill the gap with plastic. Insulated joiners typically result in a

I will color code the track lines Thanks. Tom

I saw the image, but I couldn't follow it through the places where the tracks came close together. If you could reprint/rescan in a format that would be a little more clear in those areas, I am sure

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the w4dccqa@groups.io group. File: RR Diagram.pdf Uploaded By:rhemker

Hi Carl, Thanks for your response. This is N Scale Kato Unitrack with #6 turnouts. I’d like to have a panel but I haven’t gotten to that point yet. The plan is to us the Digikeijs DR 5000 along

Hello Tom: Next question: How will you control turnouts? 1) Master Dispatcher panel? 2) Point of use, controls at fascia or hand control at

Hi Carl, The purpose of the layout is to run trains with my 7 year old and get him building different pieces. Not as structured as some. Being able to run multiple trains and for him to play in