LokSound Decoder played back on an ESU ECoS. =================================== Here you go... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yteZgcj3AX8 :)) Mark

They are actually TWO Lionel so called O Scale Bascule Bridges (circa 1998 Chinese Construction) which are set in stanchions (Lionel Provided) which sit end to end. So...a Train enters one side of the

Carl Thank you for this....I am once again gathering notes for a bridge from my Cabinets over to my Main 30" High Layout. For now... I plan on swinging out Two Operational Matched/Twin Bascule Bridges

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 At

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,

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

Jerry, Besides mouse droppings and their pee (which has it's own acid) .... Has anyone mentioned Never Dull, Brasso, WD-40, Tarn X, Borax, Pine Sol, Pine Oil (Hexol ), Easy Off, Sheila Shine Low, Bar

>>> DCC especially Sound DCC requires Clean and perhaps bright and shiny to that upper quadrant between the rails where the flanges glide over. ==== So.... Here is what you may not agree with...but is

Jay, In the Central Valley of California...We have Peat Dust, Valley Fever and now Ashe from the many Northern California Fires. ===? And abrupt temperature changes which create a very strange phenome

Morgan.... I am in a project to run an N Scale Train around the perimeter of much of my 2900 square foot house on a perch (above the cats) then drop it down via an oblong Helix (closet) to my sit down

We may soon be subjected to Rolling Black-outs as well as Brown Outs, as Californians are easily manipulated. but I am near naturally paranoid; so I tend to get off at the next exist and avoid the 80

Thank you Don and every one else as well.... I need to be careful; as I see nearly everything in a 360 degree manner. (And am often accused of being Off-Topic.) What is the Hub of the Conversation ...

Hello all.... In some older houses...There is an Accent Trim, near the top of the Wall an inch or so down from the Ceiling. Not necessarily a moulding but sometimes it is referred as such. https://www

Better.... Tom, Run some of the Green Track...while also making an attempt to run the Roundtable. On the way to doing this... Consider some Structures and Scenery as well as spacing. I expect a few mo

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 ac

Ah ? Jay.... I struggled with Shinohara Track from 1973 to 1982 in a #209 John Armstrong Track Plan. I haven't got much nice to say about either one of them. ===== After spending hundreds of hours wit

Charles.... I wrote this very long reply, which I believe could have possibly alienated many a Model Railroader of today but not a Model Railroader of say 1934 in his Attic, Basement or Family Room of

Ah? You might want to consider...Getting that 2-6-6-4 right away and begin to use it as one of your primary track testers.... With SOUND Not a GP-7 which is one of the easiest locomotives to accommoda

Ah Duh Me? I have done and used all of the above...and yes have two or three of those Altas/Tomix Vacuum Cars as well as the Brass Oil Tank car and then some more as in AZTEC Box Cars. I have used CRC

Hello all, Not sure I am gong to ask this question in the most appropriate way... However.... After I purchased my first DCC Controller, an MRC PA -2, I was soon advised to purchase some sort of boost