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Colin, Your quite right. The layout is the Jerome & Southwestern by John Olson. The original plan is from 1983 and a lot of the parts are no longer available, the Atlas double radius switches being

Setrack is supposed to be Peco's version of snaptrack. I have used some Setrack turnouts and they were insulfrog. To be honest I also took them all out. They have a sharper radius than the normal Peco

Probably the best tool that your feeders are adequate costs 25 cents. Yes, I'm talking about using a quarter. If your booster shorts out promptly when you place a quarter across your rails, you are

Dianna, I've never heard of the Peco Settrack. If I am understanding the description of your problem, it sounds like the rails leaving the frog need insulated joiners on them. This would make the

After attaching all feeder connections , is their a tool available to check all the feeder connections around the layout to make sure they are supplying power and data ?

Hi Paul While researching circuit breakers and auto reversers, I came across this at Tony’s. An article about auto reverser comparisons. In case you have not seen it, see it at:

Open Question to the List, I looked at wiring for DCC which has electro and insulat but nothing on setrack. I have them set frog to frog as a siding a meter in length. One side of the turnout no

Yes, you do need a Digitrax throttle to configure the PM42. You might be ablke to find an old DT100 or similar for a song, so it might not be that bad. If, however, you still can return the PM42,

Hi Paul As you have an NCE system, like me, for an auto reverse unit you must use a DCC manufacturer not the same as your system. NCE does not make any auto reversers and have them marketed under the

Hi Paul It depends on whether your sections of track that need voltage polarity reversing, enter and exit by the same turnout or different turnouts. For a section that enters and exits the same

Thanks for your replies. Yes, I actually have 3 auto-reverse areas and 1 turntable, this is why I was going to use the PM42. I'm using a NorthCoast Pro DCC unit. Reading the forum I think I would need

<sawlumber@a...> wrote: sections power DCC understand I'm system. I The PM42 will certainly do the job, as it can be run independently from the loconet, but you will need a digitrax throttle to change

I'm thinking about purchasing a PM42 Digitrax because I have 4 sections that need auto-reverse (or loops). I noticed that the PM42 can power manage for 4 independent auto-reversing sections. I have an

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I have an atlas crossing 60 degree, how would i wire that for dcc? steve

Dave, I'm through with final exams. I have added a drawing for wiring the Walther's 3-way turnout to my website and how to wire it. It is located at:

For DCC buss wire use, does it matter if I use SOLID or STRANDED wire ? Not really. Use either type as you desire. Stranded is more flexible but may require crimped spade/ring lug connections to screw

For DCC buss wire use, does it matter if I use SOLID or STRANDED wire ?

Hi Mike, Nope, you'll need to use another piece of hardware. At this point in time, If you want a standalone programming track (i.e. one that is NOT connected to a standard command station) you'll

List, Is anyone using DecoderPro for setting up your decoders? If so can I use the PR1 and the small portable programming box/track I built with it or do I need to purchase what they recommend to use