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Still running into 1963?? Ted Larson ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]>To: Ted Larson <mhrreast@...>Sent: Monday,

Additional info from the STMFCL 1958 cuft 70-ton covered hopper the Prototype Cyclopedia on these cars indicates they also carried soda ash, potash, phosphates, borax, sand, quartz/silica (for glass

Nice info on loads carried by covered hoppers? Ted Larson ----- Forwarded Message ----- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 2a.? | | | Re: Commodities

Very likely only flex track in current codes. Switches would require $$ in tooling. This may be one of those things that scale S guys will just have to be glad that the line of flex has been

Only flex track??? Rich G(ajnak)

Here is an update in the build. I had spent a month and a half of model powers trying to build up a better tribe train for this model. Due to the models weight but more so the amount of space I had

Great! Thanks for sharing. -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley Lines Modeling Mopac equipment in 3/16 https://www.youtube.com/@mikesscale3149 Don't let perfection get in the way of good enough! Keep

It is official. Tomalco Track is now owned by Micro Engineering. See attached. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished

Seems pretty easy to add a diode to the circuit to protect the LED. -Michael Eldridge

This is where some of the confusion comes in.? The way Digitrax creates the waveform (and it is not the only possible way) is to hold one "Rail A" at common and apply +14 VDC (approx) to "Rail B."?

Hey there GREAT QUESTION? Looking forward to the answer!!!!! Roger Haag. S scale man

I wish the Pine Canyon kits were still available, they were very nice.? I built a small number of them, including the Rigsby Terminal kit which I had to modify to fit.? Cutting the walls was a bit

So this is where, i think, there is confusion. My understanding...and I could be totally wrong, is that DCC puts a half wave on each rail so that one rail, for the sake of argument, is a 6v square

Yes, the material used in the Pine Canyon Modules does have a pronounced Oder when cutting or sanding, but they make great models. I have to say, I have several DSL Models and they are also very nice,

Actually... I've cut many Pine Canyon kit walls using my chop/miter saw and a fine tooth blade (60 TPI, I believe). When I used this blade to cut MDF building cabinets, it produced a wood powder as

It is AC. And the rails act as a transmitting antenna. If you tried to turn on your AM radio while your DCC equipment is on, the noise from the DCC overrides the strongest AM station! Regards, Tony

AC isn't being mimicked.? It IS AC.? It just happens to be a square wave.? There is a lot of confusion about this due to some other naming conventions.? Most notably "Bi-polar DC" which is a term

I noticed that an LED wired directly across DCC rails will light no matter which lead goes to which rail.? Is this because of the split phase version of DC which sort of mimics AC?? So the diode is

Sorry, that was meant to be just to Ken... [email protected]> wrote:

Ken, When's your next trip to mrim? Tommy [email protected]> wrote: