I have a good friend with a LARGE DCC equipped layout. LOTS of Steam, especially BIG steam. At any rate, he re-motors / re-motored everything in order to bring the locos to some sort of "harmony" or "

A rotary switch?? Jack. ________________________________ To: WiringForDCC@... Sent: Friday, March 2, 2012 7:10 AM Subject: [WiringForDCC] RRampMeter I have a RRampMeter mounted on a small

I'm sorry, Don, I'm a relative "newbie" - would you please define "first class system". thanks! Jack. ________________________________ To: "WiringForDCC@..." <WiringForDCC@...>

In a situation like this, would re-motoring the locomotive be an option? Jack. ________________________________ To: WiringForDCC@... Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 7:29 PM Subject: RE: [Wirin

Not meaning to be flip here at all, but if Tortoise machines are such a source of problems, why use them at all? Jack. "History is written by the winners." - anon. "Half of writing history is knowing

Okie-dokey! Thanks for the response! Jack. "History is written by the winners." - anon. "Half of writing history is knowing how to hide the truth." - Capt. Mal Reynolds _______________________________

I'm sorry, I can't resist: So, Carl, what plate clearance is it within? F?? H?? Jack. "History is written by the winners." - anon. "Half of writing history is knowing how to hide the truth." - Capt. M

Was wondering if anyone could tell me: Are Accurate Lighting's constant lighting kits for various [Athearn] locomotives adaptable at all for DCC operation? Thanks! Jack. "History is written by the win

Thanks, Allan. That's what I figured, but I wanted to make sure before I pitch' em. J. "History is written by the winners." - anon. "Half of writing history is knowing how to hide the truth." - Capt.

Thanks, Glenn! "If you have them, use them." Yep, that's what I'm trying to figure out how to do. ;-) Jack. "History is written by the winners." - anon. "Half of writing history is knowing how to hide

I take it this is for "non-DCC Friendly" turnouts? Or for a specific manufacturer's? Late to the conversation, Jack. "History is written by the winners." - anon. "Half of writing history is knowing ho