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- New Imperial RK N W 2-6-6-6 Allegheny - What to Pull??
Picked up my first command steam engine from a fellow forum member today The first steam locomotive I've bought in 15+ years, an Imperial RK Norfolk and Western 2-6-6-6 Allegheny from the 2008 Volume 2 catalog Seeing as that I just
- Re: Im planning a trip to the Grand Canyon More.
It also appears to be a one way rental, try to get unlimited mileage if you can I have found some one-way quotes look good until you realize there is a per-mile charge If you are a Costco member, the car rental rates via Costco Travel are usually good From Flagstaff you can visit the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
- Reply to Issues Precaution if buying Loco with PS2 5v Board
Are there any issues or precautions to know if considering a purchase of a loco with the 5v board? My understanding is that they had issues, just not sure what and why along with how serious and how concerned I should be if looking to purchase one
- Re: Did the Eastern Division change York soon enough?
And you were probably happy your SUV got great mileage home without the weight of trains Yhanks EDTCA! As long as you have a meet and I'm able to attend I'm there Pretty much sums up my feelings as well Seeing friends again is the major attraction
- Losing DCS control with signal at 10 - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
I actually got stronger signal with 14 than 12? Your mileage may vary! The signal can be strong with a single engine test and then fail with a consist (lash-up) I think that also could show up with a poor connection failing under heavier load? ie turning the smoke on
- #40 steam excursions on SEPTA May 18 - O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum
#40 will be running four 40 minute rides from North Wales to below Gwynedd Valley and back on May 18 This will be the first time since 1985 that #40 will leave New Hope rails and the first steam powered excursions since October, 1991 when #2102 ran from Lansdale to Oreland and back Track speed will be around 15-20 mph Apparently SEPTA doesn’t mind occasional special excursions and steam
- Retirees, Those Soon To Be and the Hobby - O Gauge Railroading On Line . . .
Everyone's mileage obviously differs Another thing to remember is that Social Security payments are generally not subject to state income tax, and only 85% of it is subject to federal income tax So Social Security income is more valuable than regular wages or other retirement investment income
- Re: Train Stores Sites to see passing thru PA.
I could take I-80W to Akron, then connect to I-76 to I-71S Mileage is negligible, between the two different routes I'm planning on dropping by Pat's while passing thru Wheeling to say hi, and hitting the Curve, and see Altoona What else can I see on this trip Not visiting the whole state Just picking up a friend, and coming back home
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