When connecting feeder wires to the bus wires, which is preferable: Using suitcase connectors or wiring the feeders to a barrier strip?  I imagine troubleshooting is easier when feeders are wired to a barrier strip.

Speaking of barrier strips, I know how the feeders are wired to it but how is the bus wired to it? 

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

Hi

I am looking for information in regards to a HO Train Station I will be installing on my layout. The issue I am having is that I cannot find a kit  that look  suitable . I might do some kitbashing to get close [enough] to the real thing, which is fine.

The original is a turn of the century station of the Intercontinental rr and it has been modified (roof line) over the years. It's an all brick building. The roof pitch is the signature of the station.

Picture of the prototype (Drummondville Station)

I'm using Micro Engineering City Viaducts HO double track to build I long elevated train of about 10'. I will be following the manufacturers directions. 

Can anyone lend any assistance as to the methods they used for attaching sections and attaching flextrack (which is curved). The curve is very slight.