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Like Allan's preaching about DCC fiendly turnouts, my advice leans in the direction of providing solutions that work in each and every case. Anecdotal evidence may show that in you're case, it can

Thanks for your explanation, Don. BTW, I've seen almost as many comments saying group all your boosters together as I have to put the boosters in the center of their district. Feeling a litle

The issue is not the need for an electrostatic or EMI shield, so providing one with aluminum wrap won't help....It is inductance and subsequent transmission line effects caused by it that causes the

The Wiring for DCC site lists keeping cable runs to less than 30 feet as about the only somewhat solution for existing layouts w/o twisted bus wires wires. I was discussing this with a friend who is

OK, so I'm attempting to install an LGB decoder and Phoenix sound system in the Bachmann G Scale Shay. I have installed numerous motor and sound decoders in O scale locomotives. But this one is a

Chuck, I have not seen a Peco On30. If no one else replies, you will have to compare your On30 to the diagrams on my website. It should be easy to figure out which diagram your turnout resembles.

Are the Peco On30 turnouts basically the same for DCC purposes as the HO Electrofrog turnouts? Thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks, Mark. I appreciate the quick response and explanation. Ken

Short answer: Any capacitor type will do. Just make sure it is 0.1uF Long answer: What you find your type of capacitor choices very limited with this value. The most COMMON capacitor technology and

OK, I'm newly DCC and sold on doing the R-C termination on my new under construction DCC layout. However, I can not find anywhere, including the Wiring for DCC web site, what KIND of capacitor to use.

I think I have figured out how to make the smoke work with the headlight function in DCC. If u isolate the smoke unit from the frame and hook each side up to sides of headlight, then hook up to your

Hi Jack Power bus wiring gauge, see http://www.wiringfordcc.com/track_2.htm#a26 For general questions on wiring see http://www.wiringfordcc.com/track.htm All your DCC questions will be answered on

...side question, what guage wire do you use for buss? Thanks, Jack

Some quick answers 1. DCC bus wiring should resemble a tall tree...a trunk with a few short branches. but each trunk and branch should be two wires. Yes, all sub-block (branch) wiring should also be

You have indicated that the bus runs should be twisted. I have several questions. 1. Should all three wires (when creating sub blocks) be twisted togeather? I assume so. 2. Can the twists be in

Allen, Bob Clegg has provided some information regarding the Shinohara double slip on my website at: http://www.wiringfordcc.com/switches.htm#a12 Allan <allen.zeesman@r...> wrote:

I have a digitrax system and a shinohara double slip turnout without insulated frogs. I cannot figure out how to wire it. Suggestions and references are most welcome. Thanks. Allen

I think i have figured out how to convert this one to a dcc controlled engine....only thing I haven't figured out is how to control smoke, however it is probably better without having control...Do

NCE is by far the easiest to use. Very intuitive operation. Push the labeled buttons & follow directions on the display screen when you need to. Radio in Digitraxx works better but cab/throttle

Will be purchasing radio DCC. NEC or Digitrax Super Cheif 8amp. Of the two, which would be the simplist for overall set-up and understanding system? Take this into consideration. My skills are limited