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Digitrax se8c and signals

Still doing more reading and learning so when it finally comes time for me to start on my dream railroad I will have enough useful information to get me going in the direction I want to go.

I plan to use the se8c's to control the signals, running under JMRI in CTC mode. If I am reading this correctly, I will not only have to buy the se8c board, but in order to connect the Oregon Rail Supply signals to the se8c I will also need to buy their signal and wiring kit, cut the head off theirs, and wire my signals into the base part????

N Scale Sound

Hi

I am one of the "remote" people. I live about 300 miles from an LHS or club and they are in the most remote capital city in the world (Perth , Western Australia). I am building corner layout in my office 10 FT X 8 FT and mostly 24" wide. It has a continuous run , branch line and industrial yards (country town interchange).

I have one loco for this setup so far. It is a NSW Class 48 (Alco DL531) and has DCC but absolutely no room for sound. Would seriously think about Soundtraxx 's around the layout system but have NCE.

hirschihuskies1990's picture

Eastern Jackson County Mainliners Model Railroad Club Train Show and Swap Meet

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Eastern Jackson County Mainliner Model Railroad Club Train Show and Swap

 

Saturday, April 27, 2013, 10 am-4 pm

Admission Fees:

    - Adults $4.00*

    - Children 12 and under are free

Cubicle Access? Train? ... Trains!

I have been silent, but here continues the expansion of my cubicle railroad.  At first I didn't want to block access to my cube, but now I just want my trains to go around! Sure, the shelf can lift up, but its too much work, so it is a duck under to get into my cube.

See more here:

http://www.digitaltrainlab.com/2013/01/cubicle-access-trains-trains.html

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The Missabe Road

Here starts a recap of the Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway, known by Railroaders as The Missabe, as it exists in my basement. 

Loctite PL 300 Foamboard Adhesive in limited supply? Got a response from Loctite.

For the new model railroaders to the site, LOCTITE PL 300 is a great adhesive for joining foam board together.  I use it for building up layers of blue foam to create mountains.  It will adhere the blue foam to wood too.  It is also great for gluing down track to the Woodland Scenics foam roadbed.  It dries the same color as the blue foam.

WP Cabooe #657

Took these photo's of Western Pacific caboose #657 at Nevada State Railroad Museum, in Carson City, Nevada. Though You Guy's might want to see the details on this class of caboose.

Enjoy

 

 

18" Gage Layout

This is My Buddy's 18" gage, 12" to the 1', Mine layout. It is located in Norther Nevada, on a 40 acre ranch. As you can see it's a point to point layout. Main line is about 40' long. No timetable. Full one way, empty the other. All equipment is operational.

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Creosote ties

In what year or era was creosote first used on rail road ties?

thanks, Mike

Real Track Work

Photo's of real tracks that I have come across in My wanderings...


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