Dapol Class 58 DCC Decoder Issue
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- When I fitted a DCC Decoder to this model it caused a short on the track.
I managed to fix this easily as shown in the video
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Greetings to the Upside-down and hello John 👋 Congratulations on the addition of the 58 😍 great tip on the insulation, too 👍 hopefully we will see her in operation soon 🤞 Very best wishes from the Emerald Isle ☘️
G'day Paul and thanks, yes been meaning to do a layout update so should have the 58 going when I get round to doing it. all the best
Hi John! Some great advice, especially for those of us who are less experienced in fitting decoders! All the best, Ian.
Hello Ian, always good to share experiences good and bad! This one was kinda bad but turned out good! Cheers and thanks.
Hi John, had something similar with a Hymek. Cheers
Hi Chris, must be more common than I thought then, I've purchased a few locos in my time and haven't had this happen. I'm just happy that I didn't destroy my decoder in the process!
Big thumbs up thank lee
Thanks for the big👍Lee!
Hi John, there is a similar issue with the class 52. Usually there is a bit of insulting rubber attached to the blanking plug, to remove and fit to the decoder.
Hi Mark, ah yes, I went and had a look at the blanking plug now you mentioned it. Never thought of doing that. Maybe it would have been a better idea from Dapol to stick that insulator on the main circuit board rather than on the blanking plug? Cheers for now. John
@@wimbletrain Now you're asking a bit much, it's Dapol we're talking about 😂