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If you get no lights and you can measure power at the input terminals, then something has gone wrong. Although System One (Wangrow) is out of business, service can be obtained. Karl Kobel of Sys

snorring@... wrote: True. No computer "PC" is needed. What is called the command station is actually a computer design specifically to run DCC and nothing else. You simply do need to know

You mean other than doing like they do on the prototype - increase the throttle. SOME decoders have "back EMF compensation." This is also known as "speed compensation" and a few other similar

hi all, how do i fix speed drop at grades

Our large club layout has two Wangrow dual 5 amp boosters (for a toal of 20 amps divided around the layout). These have worked flawlessly for about 4 years. They have responded to occasional

Stephen, Capacitors will never be responsible "directional differences." So you can forget about removing them. Also, I suspect that if Rivarossi provided a plug for a decoder they didn't intend

Hello I am New to to this group I have a new Rivarossi Heisler locomotive,into which I plugged a Digitrax dz143pn decoder. In reverse it runs great,however in forward it runs poorly,it jerks along

You might find this webpage on DCC for Beginners interesting: http://www.wiringfordcc.com/intro2dcc.htm Allan DC it

Greg, have you seen Tillig products? They seem close to what you want. (H0e = H0n30). /Jan

Does DCC have to be controlled by a computer? Can you use a normal DC power supply and the have an encoder send the signals? How hard is it to program DCC?

dcc doesn't have to be controlled by a computer. DCC does require a pwer supply that is DCC not DC.

Greg, Regarding your idea for your trackwork, try asking your question on a Yahoo group on narrow gauge. I think I've seen a way for a narrow gauge track to diverge from a standard gauge track

wrote: I haven't decided what brand to use, but most likely will either hand lay or use a peco switch (n scale) and build a HO/HOn30 switch out of it. My intention was to have the standard gauge

Greg, I'm pretty well caught up with things, so I'll try to add material on dual gauge wiring this summer. I will go visit a layout with dual gauge track and see what was done or should have been

Hi, first post... Are there any references for wiring dual gauge trackage (switches) to be DCC friendly? I have a layout design where a narrow gauge line deviates from the dual gauge trackage

Digitrax recommends "Home Ground" wiring...tying all the booster grounds together. Loconet also forms a home ground too in parallel. But it is not intended to carry any current. Without the home

Dale, I'm back from the convention and ran the test as promised. I ran several Rivarossi locomotives that have asymetrical power pickups and confirmed that all ran without any problem, even at

You don't really need a separate booster for just the engine service / turntable area just because it is 35 ft away. Power that section with a separate bus run from the existing booster or simply

Hi I am new to this, snd trying to figure out how to wire a new setup. using prodigy Advance system. A couple of things I'd like to know: 1: do I need a booster if next area is 35 ft away, this is

I have a question about multiple boosters and locomotives, especially brass steam locomotives, at the boundary between booster power districts. My question is: how do I prevent a locomotive