This was a big move for this Luddite. Ran all weekend with the WiFi set up. Ran both Std, O, DCS and conventional. The biggest issue I had was when the generators farted for a zillionth of a second. Many of the layouts had minor issues. Mine, the loop running conventional stopped and the loop on DCS kept running, but the controls did not respond. A shut down and restart and all was good.
Steve
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beautiful layout, but I don't trust those newfangled electronics....
Geez, tinplate on Wi-Fi? Next you'll be telling us that they can beam TV shows through space via satellites!
Instead of a touch pad, I wonder if one could use a rotary dialer to control their tinplate trains? One ringy-dingy for Stop, two ringy-dingies for Go, and three ringy-dingies for Reverse! LOL
The show layout has grown! or I am thinking of holiday setup.
The five rail track was definitely worth the effort.
Moonman posted:The show layout has grown! or I am thinking of holiday setup.
The five rail track was definitely worth the effort.
For this show, I borrowed 4 panels from Jeff Meyer. That allowed me to go from 13' to just over 18'.
Steve
Nice Steve. I use TMCC on part of my layout. SG with a cab-1 is a bit hinky....
handyandy posted:Geez, tinplate on Wi-Fi? Next you'll be telling us that they can beam TV shows through space via satellites!
Instead of a touch pad, I wonder if one could use a rotary dialer to control their tinplate trains? One ringy-dingy for Stop, two ringy-dingies for Go, and three ringy-dingies for Reverse! LOL
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