Hi Tris another good vid, good info, & tips, I'll have to watch again to get my head around the wiring I'm a bit slow in that department.... and a lot of other things, but I'll get there in the end. I'm from Reading too... long time ago now. Take care.
Tris this session of vids so far are fantastic, so glad your doing a step by step guide to view, really helps especially this wiring one, loving all the vids your doing and how realistic your railway is coming along, loving the journey 😊 thanks
Very useful start as I’ve been putting off wiring up my layout for far too long. However, then I got lost when you started wiring up points seemingly to their own controller. You also said something about being able to switch between DC and DCC but I didn’t understand how you would make that work, sorry. Nevertheless, you’ve taken many of my fears away. Thank you and hope the show goes well.
Hello Will, I am happy I have helped in some way. The DC to DCC is just from pluging in one or the other. Its nice and simple, When I do plug in DCC I will connect more of the tracks up for when I have locos in the sidings with sound on.
Hi. Loving your videos, this build specially. As a newbie learning the hobby could you explain to me the methodology of the track plan in dc? Are all of the branches powered individually or do some rely on the frog to change polarity? Am I right to assume in dc you can only have one loco on the track anywhere? Any explanation for my understanding would be great! TIA
I'm not sure I didnt measure it I know that its around 20cm or even tighter at the worst point but the 0-4-0 locos go round the tight curves very well.
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Wonderful!
Thank you very much 😘
Great progress
Nick Australia
Thank you for the usefull information. 👍
Greetings TiMu
Thanks for another awesome video Tris.
Thank you Jade!
Thanks for showing how the wiring is put in. I learned a lot.
Thank you Patrick!
Hi Tris another good vid, good info, & tips, I'll have to watch again to get my head around the wiring I'm a bit slow in that department.... and a lot of other things, but I'll get there in the end. I'm from Reading too... long time ago now. Take care.
Tris this session of vids so far are fantastic, so glad your doing a step by step guide to view, really helps especially this wiring one, loving all the vids your doing and how realistic your railway is coming along, loving the journey 😊 thanks
Thank you Justin, Its great you are enjoying them so much.
Great stuff tris 👍💯👍
It is progressing nicely. Well done.
Thank you Tim!
Hi Tris, looking great. Really like you’re approach to this hobby, it’s very inspiring.. All the best..Chris
Thank you Chris, I hope you are keeping well.
love the kitten kat.:) le mew. :):):):):)
This information is good to know thank you
Thank you
Very useful start as I’ve been putting off wiring up my layout for far too long. However, then I got lost when you started wiring up points seemingly to their own controller. You also said something about being able to switch between DC and DCC but I didn’t understand how you would make that work, sorry. Nevertheless, you’ve taken many of my fears away. Thank you and hope the show goes well.
Hello Will, I am happy I have helped in some way. The DC to DCC is just from pluging in one or the other. Its nice and simple, When I do plug in DCC I will connect more of the tracks up for when I have locos in the sidings with sound on.
Hell ! thats a big cat !!!!! what scale ??
Ha Ha he is quite large.
Another cat which likes to recline on the tracks, ours does too. Fur on the line is not a BR excuse. Scale 1:1 !!!!!
Hi. Loving your videos, this build specially.
As a newbie learning the hobby could you explain to me the methodology of the track plan in dc?
Are all of the branches powered individually or do some rely on the frog to change polarity?
Am I right to assume in dc you can only have one loco on the track anywhere?
Any explanation for my understanding would be great!
TIA
Many thanks for the informative video. I am using analogue and was wondering what is the best decoupling system please?
Great video Tris. Well trains are running that's great to see. What will be next for this layout? - Nicholas.
Thank you Nicholas! Next up is building up the scenic landscape.
Great Stuff Triss , What's your tightest radius mate
I'm not sure I didnt measure it I know that its around 20cm or even tighter at the worst point but the 0-4-0 locos go round the tight curves very well.
Hi, what soldering iron are you using please? I'm looking for a new one and yours seems like a good option.
Hello, I have put it in the description for you to find.
@@OONeal Ta' very much 😊