HI Folks

I just completed a hand made turnout in N Scale, I followed the #4 size templates at HandLaidTrack.com, but did not purchase his jigs etc. The switch seems to work ok until the engine hits the frog (which is isolated and unpowered) and then something someplace shorts out.  I have checked to make sure it is not thrown against the movement (the train is entering from the diverging route).  Being new at hand laying switches, I am not sure where to look to begin to diagnose the problem.  Can someone point me in the right direction?

I purchased a few of this versatile decoder... and cornered myself through some error - of mine, no doubt.

After wiring them up, I started the program  mode... and somehow got 2 of them into DC Mode... and can't get them to revert to factory settings, or DCC Loco Mode.

Is anyone aware of a way to correct this?

It appears they'll do just fine for my needs... I am otherwise impressed.

NCE has been sent a request for help... but, as this is the weekend, that's a day away.

 I have a digitrax LNWI and a Android 7 phone with engine driver app, when I pull up the wifi addy my phone drops it and goes back to my home wifi, My tablet works fine, but the phone is a no go, Whats weird is the phone was working and now its not,...Any one here have this problem before or maybe have a fix for this ?...thanks :-)

Chet

I have a Frog Juicer question....  I have a Hex Frog Juicer that has all 6 positions in service.  Now I've added one more turnout in that area of the layout.

My question is, can I double up two turnouts (frogs) under one position on a Frog Juicer?

Note:  My layout is almost all industrial/urban, and as such, the likelihood of two different locos running over the two "doubled up" frogs is extremely remote.

Note #2:  I know I can buy a Mono Frog Juicer, but wondered if I could forego that and just double up two turnouts?