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Brian, May seem ironic, but the best place for the wiring information is www.wiringfordcc.com which is the name of this group! In a nutshell, your 14ga bus and 18-20ga feeders is good, if HO or

Have not purchased a DCC system yet and have never wired a model railroad but have completed my benchwork and ready to start wiring. Do i wire both rails or just one? Is it clear on the back of

Whoops, I got a little overzealous w/ diodes in FIG 8. Updated file is now posted. DonV

Don thanks very much for the time & effort you gave to my question. I feel i can now follow the example you provided & finish wiring to my Tortoise machines. Jim

I wasn't sure what you are calling a scissor crossing. To wire a Walthers double crossover, go here: http://www.wiringfordcc.com/switches_walthers_old.htm#a2 To wire a Peco Electrofrog crossing,

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 : /SW MACHINE CONTROLS/SLO-MOS.doc Uploaded

I am building a model of Great Shefford, on of the stations on the Lambourn Valley Railway set in the mid 30's. One of the main features of this station was the scissor crossing which allowed

Jim, the MR item, July 2002 was only for multiple toggle switches. Not all that good for yard throat control. I don't remember the date of the one I was thinking of but I'll dig out my notes on the

Don Volrath Thanks for the info certainly makes sense to use more contacts on the one switch checked the price at Digi-Key site. Do you have the date on the article you refer to. Is it possible to

I'll look up the MR reference, but if you have an 11 track staging yard why not use a single 11 position rotary switch with diode matrix and pull-up resistors to select 1 of 11 possible routes? This

Sorry, I ment Rail Command, not Command 2000. From the same company that make Easy DCC. Ivar wrote: switching to

If you are talking about the MRC Command 2000, that is DCC so switching to another DCC system is going to be no different. Other than features of course. Todd

Hi! I'm new to the forum. I'm 59 year, and live in Norway, having an US type Model railroad. I have used Command control since the CTC16 in the 1980's. I use Command 2000 now, but have planned to

I will be useing Bi-polar DC & Radio Shack 2 pole 6 position rotary switches with diodes on 10 turnouts to 11 track hidden staging yard. Armadillo & Western Diode Matrix for stall motors shows

<wire4dcc_admin@c...> wrote: great, and i love this site! your also section the of reverse

Agreed. However, I see 12 VDC and 12 VRMS as potentially very different inputs, depending upon how the booster deals with the input. If a rectifier bridge and filter cap, even if small, are used,

Even if you branch off your main bus with more 14 AWG, one joint isn't going to hurt you. My main bus passes through several screw terminals before the power arrives to the track. Bottom line, if

Allan See individual responses below. By the way, thank you both for the effort put into your website, which I've been following for at least two years now, and for this new group. Just pulling this

Steve, Hook your reverse loop to your AD520. Then feed your AD520 from your main bus or booster. We have had a few occassions where people have wired their reverse section controller, such as

hello everyone, i was reading allans site and i noticed he says (Do not connect your main bus to your reversing section in any way. Your reversing section must only be connected to your reverse