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You are so right about the wire. We can get that here for cheap. We just don't have a good source for the parts and could use some group purchase to reduce cost and make sure we get the right things.

There's no way I can make 10 before then. I just got back from Europe Monday nite, have to finish my modules for a test run this weekend, go see my Mom (just out of Psych ward) and finish up for the

Hi, Jeff, if you can make 10 within 2 weeks, the Tri-State Z Scalers will buy them <seriously>. We need them for our Dec. meet and for a major train show in Jan. If not, I plan to order parts tomorrow

Wow, Bill H is in a talkative mood! Bill K...as I'll be officially attending my first big Z gathering with some of my toys I, too, would like to know what the "proper procedure" is for registering my

zbendtrack@... wrote: Hi Bill, I hope that you finaly got away from that horrible aflection called "job". No job ever asked me to extend my stay or to ever return. Maybe the fact that when I left a

Hi All I just put up the pictures on my website of Trainfest in Milwaukee, WI. It's the show 35th anniversary and one of America's Largest Operating Model Railroad Show. There was a Z scale group

If not, I'd be happy to help make some up or help get parts at cost + mailing. Jeff

Some CZM members are making their first modules and need wiring harneses. Are the kits with instructions still available for purchase? Thanks, Robin out a few ever at the leave" ...or before you

Hi All I just put up the pictures on my website of the big dealer show in Chicago the International iHobby Expo. There wasn't any Z Scale Layout but some of the dealers have Z Scale at there booths.

Thanks for the added detail, Bill. It's been awhile since I laid any track and am getting forgetful, your caveat is a reminder of other caveats. Soldering the joiners is also a must for kink avoidance

"Glen Chenier" <chenierfam@...> wrote: list. MTL rail has about the same electrical resistance as AWG28 copper wire. If a power bus of AWG18 or larger is run under the table, in most cases a feeder

wrote: MTL rail has about the same electrical resistance as AWG28 copper wire. If a power bus of AWG18 or larger is run under the table, in most cases a feeder connection every 6 feet is adequate.

We had a discussion on this back in March 2005 on the Z_Scale list. MTL rail has about the same electrical resistance as AWG28 copper wire. If a power bus of AWG18 or larger is run under the table, in

About every three feet or so is good, Stu. If you are using MTL flex track that's only about a foot long so it would be a LOT of feeders if you did one per piece of flex. For Peco or Marklin flex that

Started to lay down some track on my modules and then I had a mental block, In N-scale I lay feeders about evry length of flex track. In Z scale do i do the same thing?? every piece of flex track, or

Hi Stu, It was a pleasure talking with you in Philly. You seem very enthused for NTS 2007. Glad you found your way to the list here. The Z-Bend Track standard calls for 1" centerline to centerline

Stu: There has been a short delay..... I always thought when you retired from a company, you just filled out a few forms and headed through the doors to retirement. Oh no. For the last 4 weeks I've

I understand the gentleman who was making the cable harness for the module has moved on in this endevor. Does anyone have a list for part numbers for the shells and power connector shell from digikey,

Hopefully all got back from the NTS without any problems. One of the things I forgot to ask the module owners was: How tight is the track spacing from the centerline of the module. How much error can

<aposcovsky@...> wrote: O.K., you got my attention. Yet when I go to your site you seem to still list a lot of items, for instance MTL, at a pretty substantial discount. What do I not understand?