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- Highest Mileage Odometer Reading MTH - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
No sure if this has ever been discussed before but what is your highest mileage locomotive in your roster? I have a Premier Royal Hudson with the honors in my stable Al
- The RAILROAD EXPLORER - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
* Your choice of Turkey, Italian, or Roast Beef Hoagie * SNACKS, SODA, WATER WILL BE AVAILABLE ALL DAY AT AN ADDITIONAL COST - SOLD BY THE RAILROAD All are welcome, membership not required! Includes train charter over rare mileage ( + or - 200 miles ) with limited seating, run-bys and lunch
- TMCC Legacy (TrackLink) Info, Hints and Tips - O Gauge Railroading On . . .
TMCC Legacy (TrackLink) Info, Hints and Tips Any power or signal supply must have two connections, a source and a return For the Command Base the source is the earth ground and the return is the U terminal on the Base that is connected to the outside rail This means that the earth ground is acting as the transmitting antenna for the Base This also explains why putting earth ground wires on
- DM TMCC Buffer Documentation - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
The DM TMCC Buffer is designed to provide stronger command signals everywhere on the layout through two improvements First, the signal source impedance has been made much lower, resulting in less signal attenuation due to the very heavy loads placed upon the base by layouts with extensive track mileage As an example, the output of a Legacy base will drop about 45% with major waveform
- Re: Standard Railroad of the World. . . For A Reason!
J Daddy The PRR ran the Timken locomotive for thousands of miles before it ever made it out the the NP Why didn't the PRR take that data and profit "off the backs of other railroads that spent engineering and design money" on a fine locomotive like Four Aces? Two dozen Timken type locomotives could have resulted in the layoff of half the passenger helper crews in Altoona and sent 50 K4s to scrap
- O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
Steamers may be more problematic due to antenna proximity to the shell Gauge for the TMCC signal wire is not important as very little current runs through it T his information is provided without warranty (both express or implied) and no results are guaranteed As always… your mileage may vary! Good luck and H appy Railroading
- PORTABLE LAYOUT QUESTION - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
I want to build a portable 4x8 layout for my grandson I was thinking of 2 4x4 plywood sheets attached with a piano hinge across 2 saw horses Has anyone done anything like that? Is there anything special I should pay attention to?
- What did you do on your layout today? - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
In a post I did on new years eve, I asked everyone what their goals for their layout are for 2013 Most of you said lay track, do scenery, or work on projects that are long over due Forum member david1 gave some great advice, and said work on the layout every day, if it is only for 10 minutes or 3 hours It doesn't matter just do something I took that advice and am running with it 1st day I
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