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Re: B&O V-2 Hudson Steam Engine
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 15 Jan 2003 04:01:12 GMT
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> Right now neither tender truck has DCC. The plan is to swap out "stock"
> motors for DCC motors which would mean that there would be two DCC decoders
> programmed for the same channel.
Just a bit of advice from the peanut gallary- I'd run a track voltage
connecting wire between the 2 motors if it is possible. I'm up to 4 (or 5)
different ways of wiring the motors for DCC. Some with the track-connector
still, some with a extra plate, some with F1-connector, some with 2 external
connectors (the two class 25's).
The problem that I have seen is that the motors drop right off when they loose
signal...and if you use momentum, that can cause interesting conflicts if only
one motor drops offline.
James
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| | Re: B&O V-2 Hudson Steam Engine
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| (...) Yes, the loco is very "clean" - it was inspired by European designs of the day (not very American looking, I agree). Right now neither tender truck has DCC. The plan is to swap out "stock" motors for DCC motors which would mean that there (...) (22 years ago, 13-Jan-03, to lugnet.trains)
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