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Show posts MenuQuote from: Terry Toenges on January 07, 2020, 11:35:04 PM
. . .. The SF cars are just a little longer than the On30 passenger cars. If the On30 cars are making it ok, then the SF cars should also.
Quote from: Terry Toenges on January 07, 2020, 02:47:06 PM
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My question is about the turnouts - I know I won't be able to operate the turnouts without the DCC hooked up. Will they be ok in the layout if I hook up the DC for the DC trains and operate them manually? It won't mess them up will it?
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Quote from: ebtnut on December 30, 2019, 11:37:15 AM
OK, clue me in. Did Bachmann release a new run of the Russians?
Quote from: DMJ-Oregon on December 20, 2019, 08:36:06 PM
Hi - I too am new to railroading, having just received an Empire Builder set (N scale). I have purchased a DCC loco and DCC controller. Yes I understand not to let my DC loco set on tracks after connecting the DCC controller. Going to have a 32x44 layout and don't really anticipate running both loco's at once but maybe later. Just received the DCC controller and am struggling. I found the Econami DCC User Guide, but frankly (at this point) I enjoyed the sounds - and absence of frustration - of running my DCC Light Mountain "Southern" loco on my analog DC controller. Any tips?
Also, my layout has three turnouts, must I connect the turnout controller or can I just change the tracks manually as the distance (reach) is arms length. If manual switch is an option, I could just disconnect the wires to the turnout track. Trying to keep the number of wires/controllers to a minimum. Thanks.