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Hi Mike,
Mike Poindexter wrote:
> How many different trains can be run before addressing and/or power drain
> problems occur?
We had five trains and six(maybe seven) moters running on the layout
without
any significant problems. Our DCC system could only support five
addresses.
> How are multiple motors on one loco (or 2 DCC enabled locos on one train)
> handled? Do they share the same address (not sure if that is the proper
> term) or is it even possible?
My GP-35 had two moters attached to it, both assigned to the same address.
One of the metroliners had two seperate engines assigned the same address.
> Can you change that address easily (to allow 2 or more motors to accept the
> same commands)?
Yes, we have a 'setup track' where we assign address to engines. This
requires
all trains in the system to be stopped. Tom can explain this in more
detail.
> Is there the option to send a DCC command to turn on the power plate section
> of the motor to operate other things, like moving people or rotate a
> searchlight?
yes, all of lighted engines were set up this way.
> I actually haven't had much time to look at the pictures of the Wamalug
> set-up. I have only gone through about half of them.
We are a little over-zealous on our photography aren't we :)
-chris
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