Just curious...how do you fish for goats?

I checked the websight but could not find anything about the turntablable switch but did read some about the turntable thnx

>>>> Just curious...how do you fish for goats? <<<< Usually with a 12-foot eight weight fly rod with a weight forward floating line. Maneuver your boat close to shore and use a roll cast to get

I went to the web site and found it interesting, but could not locate anything on turntable operation. Lot's of great pictures of everything. Your inline photo did not show up as they probably are

Would you mind giving more details about the camera?? Cost, availability, installation, etc. Thanks Monty

I came upon a Yard Sale...The woman has a system For Sale for six cameras, each one either Battery (short life) or each could be run off a Transformer (supplied) on a short leash to a 110 outlet. I

Nick, Sorry for the late follow-up. Hope you have satisfactorily resolved your concerns. But, for what it's worth, I offer my experience with a brass 4-6-2 with similar pickup issues. First, run the

Craig, I finally have it wired up with the current keeper. It seems to operate for a couple seconds, then dies, then comes back to life, then dies again. Could this be a sign the motor is drawing

Hello all.... Moveable Closure Points to the Frog? I am in the midst of creating my own better turnouts and wyes in N scale for DCC...spanning the history of railroading from 1862 (stubb switch) to

I would not rely on the points for electrical contact -- and I am in O scale, using Code 100 to 148, not N with much smaller rail. I agree with not segmenting the closure rail, though. You can

See http://wiringfordcc.com/switches.htm about being DCC friendly. There have been several manufactured turnouts with no gaps to isolate point, closer, frog and frog rails all the way out to the end

I experienced the same symptoms once. Found I had inadvertently wired the track wires (red and black) to the motor wires (gray and orange). I was installing a decoder in a Bachmann 2-6-0 and all the

Thank you both.... I was not sure if I was going to be able to explain myself. Thank you for taking the extra step to understand. While I have more than one DCC Command System, also a Kato Unitrack

I have hadBachmann locos for some years and saw black wires. Some had differentcolors. Took the ohmmeter out and traced the wire and used the NMRA DCC wiring guide. Also havefollowed the Bachmann

I want to give a shout out to Alan, DonV, Mark Gurries and others for their valuable advice and timely responses to questions. I am working at my first install in over 50 years and 5 years ago when I

Remember to have fun! Best Regards, Mark Gurries Electrical Engineer DCC Website & NMRA DCC Clinics: www.markgurries.com

You are welcome. We are here to help others be successful by giving good advice. DonV

I’m just starting to set up a KATO HO Unitrack layout after a relocation and this is a good time to migrate to DCC. While I understand the basics of DCC wiring, there are issues with Turnouts and

Be sure to see http://wiringfordcc.com/switches_kato.htm. I fully understand the issue of having the frog rails at the wrong polarity as a loco pulls into frog end of the switch. Yes there can be a

Please note the are TWO types of switches, I happen to use BOTH types, and have no problem with either in DCC. ----------------------------------------- Power plug on Unitrack has KATO SYMBOL and MUST