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Yes. Simply use an accessory decoder designed to handle a Tortoise stall type switch motor. Thes are designed to provide a continuous rather than a pulse output. You can attach the relay to one of the

Hello folks! I am a new member of this group (and newly entering model railroading and working my way through all the new stuff available through DCC). I was browsing the reviews of accessory decoders

Hello I have a Digitrax dz123 wired to a can motor installed on a MDC Shay. When I apply throttle the is a time delay before the engine begins to move. I can see that it is going from 0volts to what

There are no standard colors for wiring your trackwork. I suggest black and white only because this is common household wire that is inexpensive and available at your favorite home improvement store.

I am trying to locate the wire colour codes for wiring DCC trackwork.

All: Thanks to Kay Sievert for providing photos of the code 55 Peco Electrofrog turnouts and bringing the problem to my attention. I have updated the website to show that the code 55 Electrofrogs are

Ok, here's a picture of a Peco c55 #4 turnout: http://nscalers.com/images/pecoc55.jpg As you can see, it does not have jumpers that can be cut to insulate and power route the frog. Although I like

Confused? I purchased the Bachmann On30 0-4-0 Side Rod Gas Mechanical Loco. THe unit is DCC ready the plug on the PC board has 8 female plugs in a row. All the male sockets I have found (and used in

Mike, I'm not sure what you are suggesting. DCC is a form of AC. No simple hardware solution exists for auto reversing a DCC locomotive. I had a DC locomotive running around the top of my office

Mike, Since my response to your offer isn't a forum topic, I took this off-line. I've always wanted transponding, but now that it is here, it is cost prohibitive for me. It's not that I think

wrote: I Allan, It seems that more people use the detection features of the BDL162 rather than combined with transponding and that works fine. Even Loy Spurlock passed and said to call Digitrax. It

Mike, Sorry, it doesn't appear that any of us have tried transponding. I think transponding is neat, but it still isn't in my budget. Try giving Digitrax a call. Allan

I recently purchased a psrev to go along with my digitrax zephyr and I have aquestion.I will have a peco electrofrog crossing on my simple layout. how do I connect my psrev when their is 4 wires

Has anyone on this list had experience using the Lenz interface and wireless phones for throttles? Jared Harper Athens, GA

I have done several brass steam engines. Either they were manufactured with can motors or had been retrofitted with can motors. In each of them it was only necessary to unsoldered a wire from the

I am not familiar with Hornby Zero system and their exact terminology. In DCC: Decoder: A circuit board that is installed in a engine/loco that drive a motor and control light functions. More advance

I have operated my large layout by zero 1 for years with no problems and underestand that it operates by a analog signal transported on a 20volt dc supply to the track which is now obsolete. and IS

Allan, Mike Mogensen here perplexed as usual in Indy. Was wondering if you or any member has had first hand experience implementing transponding/detection using BDL162 and RX4. I read all the info I

I have learned that is fairly difficult and/or expensive to install decoders into brass due to isolating the frame. Does anyone have any suggestions? My one thought is to have stock car with several

Anyone provide advice on installing sound decoders in P2k GP7 or 9s. Where do I put the speaker? I can just sell my older ones and buy new engines with sound but I have super-detailed two of the