Glad I found your channel, have watched your wiring series and continuing on. Just ordered your 3 books on Amazon to assist as I wire my first layout (the one thing I am most nervous about as not an electrical engineer). Enjoying your videos and this one on ballasting. Well done and thank you for sharing!
How would you ballast the power-loc track so if in the future you want sell it. I have about 60' of it that I got from my brother b4 he passed away. I have lots of Brass that I haven't used and some Steel plus silver nickle. The power-loc track is set up because it has a continuous flow of power, but sits higher and I don't want to lay loose ballast down, I've been searching internet, but not find anything on it.
Hi Larry, another great video. Do you have plans to illustrate how one might apply ballast to track laid over a cork roadbed? The sides of the cork roadbed presents a particular challenge to me and I would appreciate your ideas.
Rick Chancey I’ll address in the next video since I will be doing it in the layout itself and I use cork roadbed. So stay tuned. However I did mention in this video that I use the foam brush to manicure the shoulder of the roadbed.
Be patient for a couple more days and you’ll get the Full Monty demonstration. Part 2 ran so long I had to break out the demonstration on the layout into a third video.
I think you probably are referring to my SW1’s. Those were sold by Walthers. Althiugh not available from them they pop up in eBay so just keep an eye out for them
I don’t think they offered them with DCC. BLI did SW7s with DCC sound so look for those on eBay and maybe at some hobby shops that stocked a lot fo BLI stuff.
[thank, you for youre great helpful video]👍
I liked the look of the spreader box and thought that The elastic band was a very good tip. Tony (Cardiff)
Glad I found your channel, have watched your wiring series and continuing on. Just ordered your 3 books on Amazon to assist as I wire my first layout (the one thing I am most nervous about as not an electrical engineer). Enjoying your videos and this one on ballasting. Well done and thank you for sharing!
Very nice, I like that last device also! Thank you for your help!
I have used the spoon method, but I like the box method for my rehab of my layout.
Very good video Larry. I will consider investing in the ballast spreading tool.
How would you ballast the power-loc track so if in the future you want sell it. I have about 60' of it that I got from my brother b4 he passed away. I have lots of Brass that I haven't used and some Steel plus silver nickle. The power-loc track is set up because it has a continuous flow of power, but sits higher and I don't want to lay loose ballast down, I've been searching internet, but not find anything on it.
Hi Larry, another great video. Do you have plans to illustrate how one might apply ballast to track laid over a cork roadbed? The sides of the cork roadbed presents a particular challenge to me and I would appreciate your ideas.
Rick Chancey I’ll address in the next video since I will be doing it in the layout itself and I use cork roadbed. So stay tuned. However I did mention in this video that I use the foam brush to manicure the shoulder of the roadbed.
It would have been nice to see the demonstration with a piece of cork roadbed as a base instead, but thanks!
You’re jumping the gun, wait for pt 2!
@@TheDCCGuy LOL, never been known for my patience! Thanks.
Be patient for a couple more days and you’ll get the Full Monty demonstration. Part 2 ran so long I had to break out the demonstration on the layout into a third video.
were did u buy your locomotive at
Which one, I have dozens.
The little southern green ones switcher the engines I like to have one
I think you probably are referring to my SW1’s. Those were sold by Walthers. Althiugh not available from them they pop up in eBay so just keep an eye out for them
Thank u I want with dcc
I don’t think they offered them with DCC. BLI did SW7s with DCC sound so look for those on eBay and maybe at some hobby shops that stocked a lot fo BLI stuff.