Does anybody know if The Middle Tenneessee Model Railroaders are still in existence? Ran into a "Tenneessee Crossroads" video on them and haven't been able to find anything else. I got to operate on Mark Juett's set -up for a couple hours and been wanting to run on something with true dispatcher controlled CTC Ever Since.

I have several LokSound equipped locomotives and by default there is about a 2 second delay before the model moves when you advance the throttle. I know that by changed the value in CV124, you can completely remove that delay, but I'd like to know if there is some secret setting(s) that would allow you to reduce the movement delay to say 1 or 1 1/2 seconds? I searched the 'net far and wide and can't find anything in regard to this.

Hello everybody, back with another question. So the large layout I work on inFayetteville, I post updates every now and then, has gotten to the point with rewiring that I am starting to plan out the signal system Electronics needed in detail. I've already decided to go with Dick Bronson's components but Nolan - the layout owner - has given me the condition that we have to use up his massive stockpile of Atlas switch control boxes and switch machines.

I'm wondering if you'd ever see a prototype where an engine had two or three cars in front of, and behind the engine, while doing some industry switching. I can't see why not, other than lousy visibility, but that seems to apply anytime one pushes cars.

Thanks for any insight.

Matt