:)Thanks all!, for your help, it has taken more time than I thought, much reading and have learned a great deal about DCC, DC, using a multi-meter and programming DCC capable locos and I believe my problem has been resolved.
I connected my multi meter in series to read amperage draw with an Arirto-Craft DC power pack 0-21 volts for the new DCC equipped Shay that would run and recorded the amperage draw .20Amps hear sound, .30Amps loco starts to move and .90Amps loco running full out.
These values are well below my NCE 2.0 amp power pack restrictions of 2 amps total and the 1/4 amp program track provisions.
The used Shay recorded .12Amps with a steady sound but no movement or increased amperage draw as I increased the voltage 0-21 Volts, so thus I thought no motor problems.
I was hoping for an easy programming solution, So I finally removed the oil, coal cover and discovered a loose orange wire from the top board to the lower board receptacle and low and behold it responds just fine,
Thanks again;
Brian
I connected my multi meter in series to read amperage draw with an Arirto-Craft DC power pack 0-21 volts for the new DCC equipped Shay that would run and recorded the amperage draw .20Amps hear sound, .30Amps loco starts to move and .90Amps loco running full out.
These values are well below my NCE 2.0 amp power pack restrictions of 2 amps total and the 1/4 amp program track provisions.
The used Shay recorded .12Amps with a steady sound but no movement or increased amperage draw as I increased the voltage 0-21 Volts, so thus I thought no motor problems.
I was hoping for an easy programming solution, So I finally removed the oil, coal cover and discovered a loose orange wire from the top board to the lower board receptacle and low and behold it responds just fine,
Thanks again;
Brian