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Thank you very much Joann and Blair! Daniel

If you intend to use a lot of locomotives with sound, you'll want to use PSX circuit breakers as they're solid state; I have four PM42 boards in operation, and I have to limit the number of locos in

I agree with the PM42. My layout is split into 4 zones. Each zone is powered by a different output. One other thing that no one has mention and that is you need to have isolated rail joiners between

Hi, Digitrax PM42 may be used as circuit brakers? Thank to all by all the help! Daniel from Argentina

I agree with the circuit breakers.? The ones I use automatically separate the buses as wires from the booster are daisy chained to the circuit breakers and each breaker has its own output to the bus.

I agree with the circuit breakers.? The ones I use automatically separate the buses as wires from the booster are daisy chained to the circuit breakers and each breaker has its own output to the bus.

Alan, My first suggestion would be to acquire (if you have not already done so) and install a multi-circuit DCC circuit breaker.? Yes, there will be a cost - paid one time.? A short circuit on the

I am building a new layout that will be in three sections, each with its own power bus.? What is the best way to combine/connect these wires together with the wires from my NCE Power Pro? Alan

Just found out how to add photos and diagrams in an album,...added some

Brian Eiland <railandsail@...> added the album Reverser Track considerations, long vs short: Looking at alternatives as to where and how long my reverser tracks need to be

Traditional Long Reversing Sections modified to Very Short Reverser Tracks I've been working on an idea to modify my layout plan from 2 long traditional reversing sections, to 2 short reversing

As shown and you describe... once you get a train running clockwise toward the lower left loop on either track you cannot get the train to flow counter clockwise without backing up through the track

I am very interested in DCC wiring and consisting with my engines someofthem from Rapido. I am a begginer. James nnjstevenstrong@... 15199625392 Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2021 6:40 PM To:

I have under construction a small N scale layout that will be set up with detection and Train Controller. I use resistor wheel sets and run lighted passenger cars. I have uploaded a photo to the album

I am very keen to learn more re DC + DCC wiring.? Read all the 'don't do it' articles.? Glad to find someone who has done it and had no problems.? Wonderful! I simply have too many DC engines which

Thanks Don, That is easy and makes sense. -Michael

Michael, look at the drawing you posted. Take a red pen and color in the horizontal line at the top of the sketch to the next turnout toward the left. Put insulating joiners there and include that

Thanks Paul, One of the great benefits of aging is the inability to see what is right in front of us. I got the image loaded. It is in the folder labeled Long AR with a turnout in the middle. -Michael

Michael, click on the album you created; click on the “+ add photo” box; click on the “browse“ box; select the photo that you want to upload; click on “add “. Paul O