A concerning thought... The DCC decoders use PWM (typically by varying the pulse width within a fixed pulse repetition interval) are probably...
After how long?
Emphasis mine. Oh, of course; purely for medicinal purposes! For when there's a chill in the air. Or a sniffle or cough is comin' on. Or it's...
So you can see your N scale model of your N scale layout!
"Oh, bother;" Pooh said. Just use Unitrack, and solder feeder wires to some* of the Unijoiners (or purchase pre-wired Unijoiners). Problem...
"I love it when a plan comes together." And "I pity the fool" gremlins too!
Ever heat a bearing/sleave/etc. up, to slide it into position on a shaft, and watch what happens when it cools? Ever sweat a copper pipe joint?...
You'll probably get better response requesting info or searching the web for "FTDI". They are common USB-IO (typically serial bus) adapter ICs...
A few thoughts... Curved rails move in the same direction (outward during expansion, inward during contraction), thus having less impact on track...
AFAIK, railcom-enabled decoder incompatibility with non-Railcom DCC command stations was due to command station spec ambiguity and/or violations...
Glad to see it running on your "Walnut & Western" railroad. Success like this, aged to perfection, is oh so good!
Various sheet building materials may be nominally 1/4" thick, but are often less. It may or may not be close enough for your purposes (or be...
Been there, done that!
Whew; that's a relief! I mean, Unitrack is practically bullet-proof and all, but that'd prolly tear it up somethin' fierce!
But that would destroy the layout!
Yeah, the visual differences between left and right-hand double-track transition curves are very subtle! Note: Some corner modules are designed...
Oops, I know I've posted about it before, but couldn't remember where. Swapping pins on connectors is only necessary if you are using kato wye...
"I was blind, but now I see!"
Beware that most drill presses do not have positive retention of taper-mounted chucks, etc. Care must be taken to avoid cuts/cutters that may pull...
Enjoyment of good Bourbon (or Scotch Whisky) should never be rushed! And, 'round here, the phrase is "Come on in, an' sit for a spell."
