Sure was helpful to have read Jim's soldering tutorial before I sat down today to bang these out.
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Do you have a link for the tutorial thanks tstark
Where can I find the tutorial?
Thank you
I need to look up that thread, about to start on new layout and plan on soldering my atlas o stuff. Thanks for the reminder. Nick
Can be found HERE if you have access to the OGR digital library.
Nice and clean...I knew you could do it.
Originally Posted by t8afao:
I need to look up that thread, about to start on new layout and plan on soldering my atlas o stuff. Thanks for the reminder. Nick
Not to ruin your soldering fun, but you might like this method for your Atlas O track?
Ingeniero No1's build thread - See the May 1. 2011 - 9:06 AM post, down the page a bit.
Ingeniero No1 had a great idea here, I used it for powering my Atlas O track, works great and is very easy. Very easy to make changes too.
Jim is a real craftsman, I have been buying his "how to" products for years. I would never try most of them but it sure is fun seeing how complex things are done. As for your track Charlie, I think that is probably the best way to wire them. No need to have a lot of ugly solder joints on the outside rails. Also you don't have to scrape the black off of the center rails. Have Fun!
Originally Posted by MichRR714:
Can be found HERE if you have access to the OGR digital library.
Charlie, what print issue (if any) of OGR was this in? Thanks
I’ve been soldiering consumer electronics almost every day since 1977, not dead yet. LOL!
Happy soldering! 
It's on the Scenery Sourcelist under "How-to's"
