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Just got a Z21, and been looking on youtube for set up videos, as it's always good to have confirmation that I've understood the instructions properly (some of the translation from German is a bit odd in the instructions - shame on Roco for not getting a native English speaker to proofread it). Got to say that your is the best and clearest guide I've come across so far.

I really enjoyed your videos. I check in every year or so to see if there's any activity on your railway. I hope you are well.

Be for l saw your Vidio I had a class 20 running ok on dcc bought z21 tried to set it up made apigs ear of the programming loco went dead it is still dead please. Please please can you help Gordy bucks??? 12:37 😢

Why did u spend half of the video reversing the loco

How do I order it from the United States

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How do you change a loco address using the Z21 XL ?

Mark what has happened to the layout and your self?

Just literally bought this system and am unpacking it today, came across your videos this morning and wow 😯, it’s even better than I thought, I had already downloaded the app on my touchscreen lappy and wondered if you could use multiple devices to control several locos if friends are round, now I know so glad I kept my last few iPhones , videos are superb and very informative, thanks Nige 🍺 That’s last bit by the way was the killer , having it all on the huge tv screen , simply wow and just what I’ve wanted for my layout

Actually, professional electrical contact cleaning instructions ban the use of IPA for cleaning in electrical contact surfaces. Yes, it gets things very clean, but IPA is a polar solvent, which means it makes metal surfaces oxide up again rapidly, getting dirty very quickly again. Instead for electrical contact surfaces you want to prefer a non-polar solvent like mineral spirits. The cleaned contact surfaces stay clean much longer when you use a non-polar solvent to clean them.

If you are leaving the fiddle yard empty why not just hinge it and it can hang down vertically when not in use

I’ve literally just cried watching and reading this, i’ve watched my dad decline since 2017, in the Feb we were shopping, and March he was hitting me and didn’t know me, thank you so much, and much love from us at RGJ

Thanks for the tip.

Great video. Did you do a part 3 layout set up ?

I've literally just connected everything up and I've got a RED flashing light not BLUE like yours. Press reset for 5 secs it turns blue then back to flashing red.

Hi Mark, thank you so much for your step by step guide, very easy and informative to follow. I have a question about changing the loco address. All my locos come with the address no.3. Do you change them with the loco on the track and running as my locos do not accept the new number given. Many thanks, Mark

Hi Mark. Useful video especially export/import of a locos settings. Can you export/import the settings for lots of locos at once or do you have to do the locos one at a time? Thanks, Stuart

Brilliant video, this is the route I,m going down, can you move more than 1 point at the same time ( the same as the memory function on the servo control board)

Did you ever do a third episode to this video as I cant find it?

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Hi I have a drop down bridge across my door. Baseboards are 3ft 6 off floor bridge is 4ft 8 long and hinged in middle with wallpaper paste type hinges allowing one section to fold under the other. When raised its held up with twist out pegs that goes under the one end of lift up. Regards John.

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Thank you for showing this simple but amazing time saving trick I'll be doing this to all my rolling stock from now on

Hi Mark, hope all is well with you.

Very effective process. thank you. Have you updated your methods since this was released?

sorry guys i have a problem! for data transfer I can't do it! the two voices that the Z21 gives me transfer or SD CARD or EMAIL. can someone help me? thanks

Yes i use railemarster myself but the only thing thats missing in block detection that works with railemarster Does any ideas regarding block detection for real marster please let me know please Thanks gavin

Just found your channel, really like what your doing. I too want to build a system in my garage, so finding your ideas most helpful. Keep up the good work.

good evening Mark fantastic videos i must say, can you please advise me on the program that works on tv? thanks Paul

Mark, wow what a final video. What are you doing with your self now?? Best wishes. John

Hi Mark, I hope all is well. Miss your channel, as many others do.

You've used half a bottle when u would have used a lot less cleaning one wheel a time the traditional way is always the best turn train over rub one wheel a time and you don't use half a bottle

This is a fantastic video and has answered most of my unanswered questions I had in my head. 71 and about to start building my Hornby 14/14 double suspension bridge layout with railmaster and elink, Last trainset I had my dad built for me in the 1950's. 3 rail hornby single loop with 1 siding played with it for hours and hours. Yes your dad will be "blown away" as I am. Keep posting videos and keep it clear and simply, Dont miss out any steps and you will have loads of followers exactly as you have done here, Thanks so much brilliant!

Amazing.

Hey bud. Just wondering how your doing. Not seen video from you for 12 months now so thought would check in. I’ve moved house to South Wales and sadly my layout is now all in boxes up the attic of our new house. Think will be up there a few years sadly.

you will really regret that decision mate, should have boxed everything up for the future unless changing gauges. worst thing I ever did was sell all my stuff when moving house 8 years ago, prices since have nearly doubled.

The Z21 offers a visual list of all objects you need to controll on a modell train system! The overview of the list quickly apears to nead a library system. And the system apears to get lost in electronic terms! The ambition of modellers is to make an illusion of reallity - a railroad. What is the ”injector” or ”mute”? You have to have run a steam loco to make an ilusion of how it sounds when starting!

Great video . hope you like mine diesel dave's

Hi. JUst got the Z21 and got a question. I have connected the TP link to my tablet but it only gives me a connection between the tablet and the Z21 so I can control the trains, it does not give me access to my home wifi as well. Any suggestions as to what's went wrong? Iset it up exactly the same as you have. Thanks, John.

Merveilleux, merci. Beau travail.

you made it so clear how this unit works and how to set up thankyou

I have this set and it is excellent. If I have one criticism, its that the loco and tender were so tightly packed in the polystyrene cut out that I damaged the water filler scoop handle when attempting to extract the tender as carefully as I could.

Are you interested in pure sine wave inverters? Hope to get your email

Hi I just bought the Roco Z21 The z21 has blue light Router has power light , wi fi light and socket one light The app just will not connect to router do you have any suggestions please

Hey! Just watched all of your garage videos from beginning to end (ok, maybe 5 years too late!). Am glad to hear Debbie is doing ok after her op. Presumably by the time you read this she will have fully recovered?! Why did you throw your left over insulation away? That would have been useful for your layout to create hills and scenic work? You may have already addressed this (I still have 5 years of videos to watch...) but it seems a shame that you threw it out... Anyway, looking forward to seeing how you have progressed in the last 5 years! haha!

Crostis were all shedded at 15A Welling borough in 1950, the shed had 63 9Fs in total in the days of King Coal. When converted to conventional running they were re classifie as 8F due to the smaller boiler.

This how a Crosti looked when running th-cam.com/video/ea4Uf16AVJc/w-d-xo.html How weird was this!