Hi all,

I've got an old Samsung Galaxy Tab which I'm planning to use with JMRI to run my model railroad. I'm also planning on using the JMRI operations module for switch lists, etc.

I was just wondering, is there a way to take the switch list information from the operations software running on the PC and pull it up on the tablet via wi-fi at all?

Cheers,
tbdanny

OK. I have a PCB layout for a DC throttle I want to build. I would need at least two maybe three to have one as a back up. The problem I am having is I model trains and don't really want the problems of trying to learn the software to convert a PCB layout to a file set that can be manufactured nor do I feel confident enough to try making my own PCB. Is there anyone on here that has experience at doing this that would be willing to help. I want to do this but really don't need to pick up ANOTHER hobby.

Has anyone installed the touch toggle controls for the tortoise switch machines? I would like to hear some feedback about them. On the surface it sounds good.

Any and all observations would be appreciated.

My first observation is that it would cost about $200.00 to run 12 switch machines. That comes to about $17.00 a unit. So it ain't cheap.

Rich S.

Home to the Teal and Raspberry RR (HO) and the Here N There RR (N)

Both under construction.

One of these days I might get to run some trains.

I set about mass producing the relay boards for my Tortoise controls. Originally built on IC experimenters board with point to point wiring, I quickly decided there were just too many interconnections for this method to be practical on 72 relay boards. A printed circuit board was in order.