Quote from: jonathan on July 10, 2020, 07:26:43 PM


At the risk of really confusing you...

I never use those "img" tags.

I right-click on the photo's url (web address) on the photo sharing website. Then select "copy".

Next, on the forum thread... I right-click where I want the photo.

Select paste.

The photo appears AFTER I hit "post".

Regards,

Jonathan

Jon,

Yep, that should really confuse graywolf because you did not tell him the full content of the "copy".

What you copy is more than the photo's url, the copy also includes the "img" tags. Open one of your post with photo in it and click on  the icon to Insert Quote to see what was actually pasted.

This is code to sized to 500 x 375 and center your  photo


[center][img width=500 height=375]https://media.fotki.com/2v2HPkBLGx6f34f.jpg[/img][/center]


graywolf,

Sid placed the link to the photo between SMF Bulletin Board Code open and close image tag
I am placing the following in a code box so you can see the code.

[img] is the open tag
[/img] is the close tag

Entering the following to display the photo

[img] https://media.fotki.com/2v2HPkBLGx6f34f.jpg[/img]


However, the software automatically adds the default width and height attributes coding. So the code that actually displays the photo you see in this forum is

[img width=1000 height=750]https://media.fotki.com/2v2HPkBLGx6f34f.jpg[/img]


Ken,
Click a photo in your Flickr account to open it.
Click the Share Photo arrow icon
Click BBCode
Select the size to display from the dropdown menu. Suggest  Medium  (500 x 375)
Copy the code, which is highlighted in blue
Paste where you want photo to appear in your ASK THE BACH MAN FORUM  post

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Using the link you gave to open the photo in your Flickr account -- following is the photo
IMG_3268 by Kenneth Huck, on Flickr

22"  minimum radius for 4-6-0. However if track work excellent, maybe 18" but requires tender to be connected by 2nd drawbar hole.

For a On30 layout planning suggest using 22" minimum radius unless you know what will be running. 

Roadtrip,
Turn bluetooth Off and then back On in your smart device.

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The Bach-man,
REF:  https://www.bachmanntrains.com/home-usa/ez-app.php

Link to the E-Z App User Guide -- still cannot be reached.

Loco4locos,

Found some old Tech Note.  You can expect to hear the only the sounds of the locomotive you last sent a command to.

At the time of these Tech Notes (which are not dated):  Although more than one locomotive can be controlled at the same time,  the Multi-Train screen was available only when using iOS ,  it had not been implemented for Android. I do not know if it is now in the Android version.

An aside -- Locomotives can be on same track separate loops not required.

To your question -  I do not currently have convenient access to an E-Z App system to verify what I recall is the answer to your Multi-Train question.  Apologize for having wasted your time and mine.

Sounds of the lead locomotive.

Q: Is the BlueRailTrains system a Thomas sound board
A: No

Q: is it compatible with the AirWire throttles
A: No  ]

The Bachmann Large Scale Thomas & Friends DCC Sound Module (sound board) is a full DCC sound decoder (includes motor and sound controls) it is not just a sound only module so it cannot be used with CVP AirWire G3 decoder.

An option as suggested by CVP Products , replace the CVP AirWire G3 decoder with the Bachmann Large Scale Thomas & Friends DCC Sound Module, a speaker and a CVP AirWire900 CONVRTR-60 following  each product's instructions/user guide

Tool needed is 2mm Allen wrench

You probably have one in your tool box – if not,  shop  Lowe's, Home Depot or your local hardware store.

Harold died March 26, 2020

Click Here for list of his posts

Click Here to visit his website

The usual suspect: The locomotive does not have a decoder installed. 

  Click Here   --  E-Z App boards are now listed for separate purchase in Parts
 

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