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Hi again For those of you who are Layout Construction list members, this will be deja vu; please play along, or delete now, with my apologies. For the others I have a 12 track, 20' long double ended

Benjamin Abbott asked: ***snip Hello Ben. As I model Santa Fe I don't have any FA1/FB1 units, but take a look at: http://www.gatewaynmra.org/dcc/engines/p2k-fa1.htm for a picture of

Ivar, Manufacturers generally do not permit the outputs of their boosters to be tied together. It is not clear from your message where your grounds are. The important thing is that your booster

Hi, I have recently purchased a Lifelife Proto 2000 FA1/FB1 set and wish to install a DCC decoder in to each engine. These are the 1st Release of these models, and as such, there are no specific

don't Allan, he stated his stationary decoders. Not locomotive. Stationary Decoders is a NMRA name for what most people call accessory Decoders. Steve, this feature is tied to stationary decoder

I shall change from CVP's Rail Command, to Easy DCC from the same company. I use Bruce Chubbs C/MRI for CTC signaling. Today I use 2 boosters and shall do that with DCC too. All my grounds (from

I have only DT100Rs so I can't comment directly but with the DT100R I have not experienced the problmes you describe. I do have on problem though related to thelocation of the UR91. If I hold any of

I have been thinking of purchasing a new DT-4R and radio receiver for my loconet and would like to hear feedback from those who already are using them. The reason I ask is, I just had the

i am using dcc turnout control and would like to add this function. I don't want to change out all my stationary decoders. Any thoughts?

All readers, DCC Specialties has introduced a great new product. It is a decoder made just for Tortoise switch machines. Check it out at:

I recently read a review of the HARE, (Stationary decoder for Tortoise) that has a feature i want. The decoder senses the train aproaching the turnout and throws the turnout if the engine is

Don Vollrath has uploaded his circuit to this forum for using a DCC auto-reverser to control the throat turnout of a balloon track. Don's circuit has also been immortalized on the Wiring For DCC

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the WiringForDCC group. File : /RevLoop1.doc Uploaded by : donevol

To those of you who ask all those good questions... You must realize that the WWW is indeed World Wide and that participants to this forum live all over the Globe. Many of us also have other things

Thank you very much for responding. You have been the only one that has answered my query. I am very light in my understanding of electronics, what I do have some basic understanding. I would

Yes...But you don't really need those occupancy detectors to control the turnout. All you need is an isulated balloon track loop, an auto-reverser, and a short constant polarity track length

Check out http://www.wiringfordcc.com/ and specifically http://www.wiringfordcc.com/switches_peco.htm. Todd

I found a reference to "Allan Gartner Web Page" on the old user forum site. Does this web page still exist and if so what is its address. The reference was in the topic: Peco Code 55 Double

I have never used a block occupancy detector before and therefore ignorant in its operation. I have a reverse loop working well using a Lenz LK100 Reverse Loop Module. I now want to integrate

Mike, You have more good questions. Good! I was afraid you would have no way to put a resistor in your N-scale loco. As far as what resistance the command station needs to see, the lower the