Backfit Smoke Generator into Spectrum On30s?

BB,

Mai I suggest that you reconsider the use of smoke.  It is oil-based and after burning leaves gunk on the trains, track, scenery, walls, carpet, drapes, cloths, lungs and anything else in the vicinity.

It was for these reasons that my club, the DSMR, banned smoke.

ChipR

Does the amount of residue vary with the manufacturer of the smoke fluid?

I don't suppose any one has come up with a "cleaner" smoke?

Well, thanks for the insight.  I had not even considered that.

Do you find the lack of smoke from your locos diminishes, in any significant way, from the aim for prototypical realism or even the enjoyment of running the trains?

I suppose after a while, you wouldn't miss it, I had always had smoke (tablet form) in my train sets as a kid; sort of thought that would be a given in every train by now.

I have never had a issue with any smoke fluid. Never noticed any residue on anything. The number one thing to do is to use it sparingly and don't overload the smoke unit. Nobody in our club has ever complained about it. 

Great grey gobs of greasy, grimy grunge grabbing onto everything. 

ChipR

Thanks anyway.

It was not the intent of my question to begin a debate on the pros or cons of smoke use in a model rail road. 

I just wanted to know if a Spectrum On30 could be fit with a smoke generator and if so, does anyone have any good ideas on what type I should consider and the best methods of installing one.