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Works very well on my layout. It has cured a problem I had with a narrow single track crossing on a curve. Thanks again David.

Another very handy product - thanks

What 'signal' is this about???

Well done David, another great product.

Great episode

Thanks, well explained

Well explained, thanks

Thanks

Nice how to, thanks

Great development update, thanks

Would be of interest to do a review of all servo’s to understand the benefits and drawbacks

Great episode, thanks

Great product update, thanks

The item listing S just keep getting longer 🎉

Wow, that bounce is really impressive, so prototypical

Love the development on this unit, especially for nickel silver fine wire applications

Nice development

Thanks for the update, broad range.

Very nice addition, How is the wooden block taking it 😢

Thanks for taking the time to update this assembly

Very exciting development

Thanks for this detailed assembly demonstration

Thanks, good detailed explanation

What a great development

Another great development, looking forward to what has superseded it

Fantastic development

Great explanation

Great insight

Informative, thanks

Very practiced presentation, unwavered by a dropped screw. Great piece of equipment

Great detailed assembly episode

Less things to fall off, or assemble, great upgrade

Thanks, very nice piece of work

Great detailed assembly episode

Very nice piece

Nice level of detail

nice, is it anodised aluminium ?

nice demo, and “view before you buy” opportunity

well its 2024, I must have been lost in a time warp, thanks go to Model Railway journal and an article by Keith Slater (#301, page 291) which mentioned Dingo Servo Mounts. Very impressive arrangment. So I’m backtracking the videos to catch up.

A great idea!

Hi David, Nice idea. Will you be doing an attachment to this for uncoupling tension lock couplings, e.g. something like a plate with a couple of thin rods that would pass through the baseboard onto the lifting plate?

This mount has now been discontinued.

Great work. Can you show one in action with track.

David, this looks an excellent product. I will bear it in mind for the future. Pete.

Hi David, I bought your products at the Portmouth model railway show earlier this year. Great products. I like the look of this one and want to order the mother board and 2 points boards. Are they on you current price list?

I've not seen anything like that before David. Very good

A link to your web site (if you have one) included in your details paragraph would be a good idea.

That sounds like a good idea. Will have to investigate.

Very neat design. Well done.

A useful new feature. I wonder if you could 3D print into the design a small flexible tag of plastic that the magnet is glued to, instead of the piece of cotton idea to retain the magnet. The tag would flex enough to allow the magnet to be withdrawn a little and then pop back in.