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[@stephenriley9084]

Joe, That was really interesting and informative. Thanks. Regards Stephen.

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Thanks for watching!

[@timothystadel6484]

Great video Joe. Haven't seen one in while but haven't forgotten you. Thanks for sharing. Tim

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching.

[@Mercatoyd]

Joe, this was a really good video. As always with all of your video info..straight forward, Bang!!! get it done, try it out..Bingo. Nice job on the weathering and thank you for the walk through on JMRI. This sort of hands on How I Do It video is great for guys like me who have not ventured into this realm yet. This kind of video is a great confidence builder..don't let your eyes scare you and don't let a new adventure intimidate you. Thanks Joe

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Thank you very much Tom!

[@WhitePineSub]

Sinclair Antennas are readily available. TrainWorxs and Sandro Shauer both have them in different sizes.

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Thank you for watching. Can you please email me the vendor that you are using to get them. As of 6 months ago everyone I used was sold out. I didnt want to omit them but I was having problems.

[@WhitePineSub]

@@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676 call Train-worx and order them directly (tell Pat I sent you) or check out www.custom-nscale.com/?sinclair-antennas,24

[@Rhinexing]

A great way to start the day... logging into TH-cam & finding a new video from Central Jersey Conrail in N-Scale! Thanks, Joe! -Mike

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Awesome thank you glad you liked it!

[@dwightatnorthernstar1820]

Thanks Joe, I wish I could repair a couple od locos I have the way you do. BTW, do you change your couplers to MT couplers on all locos??

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Yes yes yes! When ever I work on them I do change them out. I just realize that sometimes I forget to tell everyone. Usually I use MT 1015! Thanks for the question and thanks for watching!

[@louisbessels723]

Awesome job!

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Thank you!

[@marksawyer5299]

How you doing Joe?

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Things are going well. New videos and more progress!

[@williamarseneau1575]

Joe, to make your installs easier, use some blue tack or double faced tape to hold the speaker.

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Ooo! I like that thanks for the tip!

[@LS3Jack]

I would like to ask what model ECU board did you install and did you have to modify the frame? Thank you for your help and I enjoy the channel. Jack

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

The board was ESU 73100, but it has been discontinued. Thanks for watching!

[@gerryroncolato8895]

Joe, thanks for putting this together. I have done many non-sound decoder installations, but no sound ones. I'd like to jump into sound, using the same kind of decoder you used in this vid. Have you done a more detailed vid on programming new sound decoders? You kind of lost me when you jumped from downloading off the ESU website to LokProgrammer. That's where I could use additional info. Thanks much, and hope all is well up there during the lockdown. Gerry

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Thank you Gerry. Thanks for following along.

[@garykcs5532]

Awesome video Joe full of very helpful information always loving your videos, when you have a chance to check out my last one, thanks, gary

[@centraljerseyconrailinnsca5676]

Thanks Gary. yes I will!