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Fantastic! Thank-you...

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Not long bought a ScaleTrains SD40-2B. I have another brand locomotive, Tsunami2...... When the loco(GP38-2) has reached the top of the grade on my layout, with my NCE throttle, I choose F27 and the loco notches down. I continue to go F27 until Im happy with what ever notch I want. If I dont choose Dyn.Brake then I choose F26 and the engine revs back up....one notch at a time , as in F26,F26.F26. Now....this ST 40-2. I do the same. Notch down, notch down after reaching the top of the grade....F27, F27,F27. But! The 40-2B notches down to idle then notches back to Run 8. Must say it sounds great but then after reaching Run 8, it goes back to idle one notch at a time. Then back to Run 8. Any ideas? Im a retired Loco Engineer and like to run my models the way I drove the real locos.

Fantastic footage of one of the most beautiful locos. Many thanks for uploading ! Cheers from the UK :)

love the hockey reference - go on you Canadians

What a great presentation. I would love to know if this modeler has any more videos on additional techniques and/or about his permanent layout at home.

A great concept that has been around for a long time, in the early 50’s Toy Trains Magazine offered cut out buildings and false fronts. Inexpensive ways to add buildings to your layout

Rogers work is top notch!

First comment.

I consider many ready to run items to be generic.

MATT! WE MISS YOU! ESU, Bring Back Your Spokesman!😢

What company make them pls,

So many great techniques and options! I often use layers of pigments diluted in rubbing alcohol to create a more tactile affect then I add a couple very small drops of silicone oil down he center to simulate oil drippings from vehicles and equipment transported by the car over the years. For the laser cut wood deck kits I often use a razor saw to deepen the cuts to make it appear old and worn. The first part in weathering the deck is adding black pigment to the deck so it settles in the individual board cuts to add the perception of depth. If I don’t like it, I can wash it off with warm soapy water and once dry, try again. I also have the option of using acrylic paints and layering them on to my desire. Some railroads are in climates where the sun isn’t affecting the wood decks as much as a railroad in Arizona might have and most older flatcars will have a lot of damage and replaced boards that forms a quilt like appearance so I often cut gouges in various areas to simulate heavy use and replaced board sections. The goal is to not go too far in modifying the deck to the point where it looks ridiculous, just go easy and experiment with other things first. Some folks even use a common computer printer to print an image and glue it to the deck where it looks very real.

Nice

Having operated on the ORS WABASH, I can tell you it is a fun, educational, and unique experience. Jeff, Cindy, John, Fritz, David, Paul and others are great hosts!

Have a atlas n scale rs11 classic ,what drop in dcc sound decoder

I love those Pennsylvania Baldwin centipede shame that engine wasn't more successful in real life.

Love this layout I know this region well I grew up in these parts pretty accurate depiction of it and I like it

Mad Skills. Scranton Pa in the house

Please can you give me some needed infos about the power suply? Is that AC or DC Power of how much Voltage going to the Input Connector of the NCE Panel? I ask this, because here in Central Europe we do use a different primary AC Voltage of 230 Volts of AC power. Much better would be NCE would sell their NCE Power Cab for Continental European Customers with 230 V AC power pack. At Great Britain they are using 240 Volts of AC Power, what is very different to the rest of the Continental Europe inside the EU = European Community.

Do you need to use a flat finish because it's a flat car. LOL

Will this work on a esu Lokpilot decoder

This is why I have switched from Digitrax decoders to ESU decoders. Also ABC braking.

There is one thing i do not like about Cab Control...it´s an android device! Why is there no Apple in the system too? Ecos 50210 do have Mac adress too but not in the Cab Control system.

I got 2 of the HO sw1200 "s with ESU LOL SOUND from Rapido everything worked like you said ,but made my engines run worse, any ideas what's wrong with that , I did everything like you said , is it because of maybe because of the motor being from Rapido

Amazing!

I just tried this on an Atlas model with an ESU decoder…beautiful. This works so great, the engine crawls at speed step 1. Thanks for posting this.

if you have the skills, the results can be fantastic. if you are short in an area, work sessions can assist. but its a major chore to prepare and organize the sessions.

The best I've ever seen, love his kits.

Great intro. Looked to see if it mentioned "LED won't light", the problem I had. Turns out to be bad solder joints on bottom of the ProCab Panel. Easy fix!

Not quite sure how to install or interface all these electronics. I guess this video is just an overview and not neccessarily a tutorial.

Just got a Rapido N scale FP9A and the drive hold does not work as well as that. Hmmm. Definitely not as responsive as that and when I do get it to notch up it will cycle, nothing up and down, up and down, without touching the drive hold button.

Beautiful!

Perfect!

I tried this and in a flash my Loksound locomotive runs 100% better. Thanks for posting this.

Amazing.

It’s a great layout for a Pennsylvania fan I saw it in an issue of O gauge MAG. Years ago. The video you shot was great the only problem with it was it was too short and you didn’t get a chance to look over the entire layout it’s like what happened it would be nice to see the entire layout and the track plan anyway thanks for showing the video.

This ESU system is way too complicated and comprehensive for me, I'll hang on to my 10 year old outfit.

Who makes the brass IT Class B, and where can I get one?

Can you tell me what you think is the best model fir cutting styrene/plastikard? Thanks

Nice wonderful good great sounding Virginian railroad train layout video

How is this different from manual notching?

Hi Guys Im a U.K.ho American model railroader & use NCE Pro cab, Ive just fitted a NWSL Stanton spud type motor in my Brass M190 S.F, & Im having trouble getting my ESU Sound decoder to run properly. Ive had no other problems with my other loco ESU installations. My M190 first was very slow to start & stop so I put the correct cvs in then it went fast & jerkey no control at all. so after seeing this you tube info I tried cv 54 the bell sounded after a fast start like you said & its still uncontrolable. Ive tried lots of other cv & still havent got it working.. I changed the sound decoder for nonsound & it works fine I also went back to DC & it runs superb. but I want to use my ESU DECODER which are the best.... Ive got them in all my other locos sorry this is so long but Im now desperate for some info

Question, how to use this function while using the cab on the LokSound firmware? The F1 just turns lights on and off. Do you have to put this on a program track with your DCC system, in my case CVP? This doesn't seem make sense. Thanks for any help. Cheers,

Hello it is matt lungley from Australia 🇦🇺 just want to know how to set up my new nce power cab as I am having trouble

Nick Wilde: "This? It's red wood." That's a stunning bridge! I hope to include a few bridges and at least one trestle in my HO layout! This is inspiring!

Great Layout! What happened to train masters TV?

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