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Night vision camera kit & handheld viewer for your staging yard
There's a awesome deal on a pair of night vision cam's and a handheld viewer on woot.com today:
http://sellout.woot.com/offers/motorola-multifunction-wireless-monitor
This would be great in a hidden staging yard!
Motorola Scout 500-2 Remote Wireless Monitor - $69.99
This is one of those deal-for-a-day sites, so after today, the price is gone.
Walthers 90' DCC Turntable and reversing polarity
I'm at a roadblock on wiring the Walthers 90's DCC Turntable. I've done extensive reading on both this forum and many other forums along with various websites, like http://www.wiringfordcc.com/track_2.htm. The Walthers TT is supposed to auto-reverse polarity on the bridge track. The red mark is the "dead zone" on the drawing of the TT.
*** UPDATED 12-3-14 Your help please in a setting in the Digitrax DSC-50 Zephyr control
*** UPDATE*** I sent an email to Digitrax about this problem and received an email response in minutes; however, I had already tried their suggestion and it didn't work. When I emailed them back I got a phone call from them about 5 minutes later - talk about customer service!!!
After trying a few things with them it was determined that my DCS50 has a problem that will require returning it to Digitrax for repair. Thanks to all who tried to help!
The New TSR rises.......
How time fly's.... In May I started taking down the old TSR. It stands now as an empty room painted in a neutral color, ready for the hew owner of the house. I will post a few pics soon.
On Sept 2 we moved into the new house and on Sept 9th I took the big pile of wood that I had salvaged from the old layout and re-started again. Sorry, no track plan yet, though I do have a vision I am working toward.
Here is my first 90 days of effort, combining new and old wood into the new bench work
One Great Model Railroad Enjoy
From Tony at BLMA models this is one great model railroad. Everyone enjoy this will get your juices flowing.
Is there a good 2-sided tape to attach printed backdrops to plastic that isn't totally permanent?
The plastic backing for my back-drops is now in place and I am ready to order the printed backdrops. This will be for a 18 inch high 50 foot long shelf layout. The backdrops will be computer generated prints in 8 foot long sections. I am looking for a way to fix the paper to the plastic and have it stay put but be able to remove it intact when it is time to move the layout (hopefully after a long period of time!).
Walthers 90' Turntable Stop 1?
In several places the instructions for the Walthers 90' turntable (DCC version) talk of Stop #1 and to refer to the template to see where that is. Unfortunately, it's not on the template. The optical sensor is referred to as the zero point but is not equated to stop #1 anywhere. Maybe that's it?
I searched the MRH search and Google with no results.
Anyone else solve this issue? Thanks.
Charles
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